Make the question easy to follow
For a content question, include the page address and the passage you are referring to. For a correction, explain the expected information and the source that supports it. A specific example is more useful than a general request to “fix the website.”
Share the context, not the credentials
For a workflow question, mention the kind of static site, the affected stage, and the behavior you observed. Remove API keys, passwords, deployment tokens, personal data, and private repository contents before sharing an example.
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