Images that are useful, finally accepted

The chat used to reject any image that wasn't a regular screenshot. So a reviewer who wanted to point out a mistake in an illustration on the home page would get blocked, even though it was the site's own image. Now, an illustration saved from a page, a cropped piece of an image, a photo of the screen, or a phone screenshot also work. Only photos that have nothing to do with the site are rejected.

When you attach an image to report a problem, it now appears on the roadmap ticket: small in the list, and large when you open the ticket. The chat warns you before sending that the image will be visible to everyone. Images on older tickets, sent without that warning, stay private.

A reviewer from the proofreading program went over the Hindi home page with a fine-tooth comb. The text now uses common Hindi words where there was too much transliterated English, and I checked every correction against the French so nothing changed in meaning. The home page's big title also breathes a little more now: in Hindi, the letters in its two lines were touching.