Feedback
Was this page helpful? — thumbs, comments, and where to read them.
Feedback
Feedback adds a "Was this page helpful?" prompt to the bottom of every docs page. Readers vote with one click; a down-vote can optionally ask for a short comment. There's one at the bottom of this page.
{
"feedback": {
"enabled": true,
"comments": true
}
}| Field | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|
enabled | — | Off by default |
comments | — | Show a comment box after a down-vote (default true) |
Votes count once per page per browser — no cookies, no accounts, no tracking scripts. A reader who changes their mind can flip their vote, and a comment stays attached to it.
Reading the results
The console's site page aggregates votes per page over 7, 30, or 90 days, with the most-voted pages first and recent comments underneath. The pages worth your attention are rarely the ones with the most down-votes — they're the high-traffic pages whose helpfulness ratio quietly sags.
Down-vote comments are the closest thing docs have to a support ticket that didn't get filed. Skim them weekly.