Need to be able to give Feedback on Documentation

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Some of the documentation I’ve just read has clearly either (a) been produced by a really bad LLM and/or (b) never been proof read.

What I found was wordy, verbose, inaccurate, illogical and unintelligible. When I eventually unpicked it, about a page worth of information could have been summarised in one small paragraph with bullets to make it much clearer.

Can someone advise me if the ‘feedback button’ is meant to still be available (see below post from 2024) and, if not, how we submit feedback that will possibly result in a human interaction to fix the gibberish?

https://community.palantir.com/t/use-the-new-send-feedback-option-on-our-documentation-website-to-help-us-improve-our-content/2090?u=edw

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Always happy to hear folks are reading the docs - even if it’s with a critical eye. The community here is a fine place to share feedback and we do actively look out for and route these topics to teams for visibility.

We’ve got a number of experiments around integrating LLMs into docs processes, but nothing goes out without a review from a technical writer. I’d be super interested if you could share links to the specific pages that triggered your reaction and we’ll take a look at how they came to be.