Every AI answer asks if it helped.
Since 4 November each AI answer on the search page ends with "Was this answer helpful?" and two thumbs. A thumbs down opens three one-tap reasons and an optional note. The rating goes to our analytics and is not stored in the site's database. A line asks you to leave out names and personal details.
Each reason gets its own reply.
Until 5 November every reason got the same thanks. Now "Wrong law or article" opens the answer, highlights the laws it used and moves to the first one. "Out of date" shows under each source when we last updated it and which text last amended it, the same line the law pages carry. "Didn't answer my question" points to the deep answer when you have one left today.
Report an error on any page.
The footer of every page now has "Report an error on this page". It opens a short note and sends it with the page's address and language. This is how a reader tells us a text is wrong, cut short or missing, without writing an email.
Student editors see that their link worked.
Students in our paid program open the site through a personal link. The site now shows a small label, "Editor: " and their name, at the bottom corner of every page, in English and Arabic. Before, a student could not tell whether a visit counted.
Smaller things.
The contribute page has its own share image in each language, so a link sent to a student shows what the program is and that it pays $10 a week to accepted students. Arabic filter chips are 12% larger: on the laws list at phone width, 27 chips fit and none runs off the screen.