While it would be nice to have the information separated more clearly, at least there is something there for everyone. Click on any of the four signs to get to that topic. However, to their credit, in the main text of the home page a bit further down, are hypertext links that can be used by text-based clients, such as Lynx, to get to the same four categories. The language used is slightly different, but it still takes the user to the same place. The FAQs are not done in the formalized style of Usenet FAQs but are presented in a basic question and answer format.
Answers range from short one-liners to more detailed explanations with search examples.
There is some worthwhile information here, but it would be easier to navigate if the questions were listed first, with hypertext links to the answers further down in the document. Many are available here in hypertext format, but there are important documents that are not available. Most significantly, neither bluesheets nor the white pages are directly available. Even without these major resources, there are plenty of other publications available. The other problem is that the three issues that are available are not marked up in hypertext.