A New FCC.gov - Feedback
We will be rolling out updates to the new FCC.gov on a regular basis. Share your thoughts and ideas on what to add to the next release, or ways we can improve the user experience or functionality on FCC.gov.
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To many commericals on TV
Less commericals PLEASE
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Enlarge the font size of links on the bottom half of the screen
The tiny size of the fonts makes it seem like this information isn't important.
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The new site is much ****** to use
The concept looks nice, but the drop down menus need to tree out more because, unless you're lucky enough to be interested in a hot topic, there is insufficient information displayed on each page to easily locate one's desired path. This website was not well considered or designed. It looks like an attempt is being made to prevent people from easily finding information instead of the reverse.
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Search | Take Action | Discuss is right focus.
A thousand other ways things "could" be done right. This is one of them. Nice work
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Add spam through text messaging complaint
Add spam through text messaging complaint category.
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Looks Good Needs More Dynamic live applications
Off to a great start. Site needs more automation and live real-time apps.
Cut more red tape with online license applications, approved with a click of the mouse! No more download, pdf, word docx's and mail in forms. All real time, more user friendly where the common joe can understand and personal is the right direction.1 vote -
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RSS feed on this page is the only one to load into Outlook.
All the RSS feeds I tried that were available on the the "new" FCC website failed to load into Microsoft Outlook.
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Get the government out of the the business of providing phone service for the poor or the lazy.
I am being charged a subscriber line fee in order that free loaders can have phone service. This is socialism and I don't want to support or live in a socialist country. Discontinue this charge so that I can afford to have a wire line to my house.
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Let us know what's happening with our complaints! I'm tired of making complaints that apparently go nowhere!
I never know what's happened to my complaints. Am I wasting my time?
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We need to relace the FCC with a govt. entity that does what the tax payers want, and sticks to family standards! When all states that vote
CONCERNING THE DROPPING OF WHAT LITTLE MORAL STANDARDS THAT THERE ARE IN PROGRAMING: We need to relace the FCC with a govt. entity that does what the tax payers want, and sticks to family standards! When all states that voted on their ballots if ********** marriages should be legal all had a 90% no gay marriage, and all 6 states that passed it tried to repeal it, yet the FCC goes against the state's laws letting the media air the very thing that almost all the US population voted against, and the same with the nudity, the majority of the…
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Remove transitional doctype and move to html5. Build for the future, not the past.
The doctype for the site is "transitional". Change this to match today's standard for the new web site. Set the doctype to <!DOCTYPE html>, then design and fix issues.
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Add Calm Act
Ad 'Calm Act' comments to your tools and data for consumer to talk about how the 'Calm Act' is not being enforced!
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Looks very gov 2.0
presentation layer is important, but what happens when my corn plants shift 10 inches to the left?
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Contact info for the government cell phone program would be nice. And no, the various private sign-up services aint nothin' but a crock.
Government cell phone contact would be nice.
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Navigation bar should go horizontal
The vertical drop down menus occupy too much screen space, making them horizontal not only saves screen real-estate but keeps the overall new design more clean.
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Fix Z-index on YouTube videos. Right now if you scroll down on a video page it overlaps the toolbar.
Go to a page with a YouTube video like http://beta.fcc.gov/blog/broadband-jobs-and-innovation . If you scroll down the video will overlap the toolbar/header at least on Google Chrome.
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Ookla test inaccurate
The Ookla test significantly underestimates the capacity of high speed circuits.
The MLAB test provides results that are consistent with test results obtained from reliable independent high-speed test sites. The Ookla test runs for only a very brief period of time, and reports results that are a factor of 20 to 30 too low. (I have a high speed line.)
If clients only run the Ookla test, the data collected from those consumers is probably upper-bounded, and will not accurately record the capability of any high-speed circuits that consumers may have.1 vote -
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