Maybe remove the part about DSR? I think a lot of users won't realize that it means Difficulty, Stability, Reterievability. Or maybe expand it and add this link: https://github.com/open-spaced-repetition/fsrs4anki/wiki/abc-of-fsrs

I opted for expanding it with the link you provided. My reasoning is that it's better to know why optimizing can have this effect, then to just claim that it does.

Oops, typo
Reterievability -> Retrievability

I don't like this extra subsection. Is there a issue with having this in the same page? There can be a horizontal line seperating the FAQ you're trying to add and the link to the soon-to-be-legacy FAQ site.

If you look at https://faqs.ankiweb.net/ you can see that the questions are devided into subtopics. Since it's very likely that the FAQ section will expand in the future, I created a subsection (for the subtopics) in advance. That's probably much cleaner than having <hr> everywhere.

I have an idea for how a single-page FAQ section would look like and it doesn't have to have a ton of <hr>.

Since it's very likely that the FAQ section will expand in the future

The thing is, if we remove this page later the link would stop working. If, however, we start with the existing page and move towards subsections if/when needed, the current links would still work in the future.

As long as it's clean and obvious, I'm fine with it. Feel free to change the PR (which hopefully is possible for you).

I'm afraid I'm not fond of this:

• FAQs are not where the manual should start from
• I think big FAQ lists are a bit of an anti-pattern. The info is best placed in an appropriate section of the manual, with some topic-specific mini-FAQs being placed on the page if they're really so common that it makes sense to call them out specifically.

FAQs are not where the manual should start from
I'l move it down again (it will break subfolders).

• The info is best placed in an appropriate section of the manual, with some topic-specific mini-FAQs being placed on the page if they're really so common that it makes sense to call them out specifically.

Does that mean there will be no single FAQ link in the manual? Or should I link the FAQ sections of those topics into the FAQ page?