How to Use the Feedback Forms

This page explains the difference between the two feedback forms and helps you choose the right one. Please read through before submitting your feedback, so your message reaches me in the way you intend.

Anonymous Feedback Form

The anonymous form is designed for open, honest feedback when you’d prefer not to attach your name. It’s a great option for sharing thoughts that might feel awkward, personal, or difficult to say directly.

When to Use the Anonymous Form

• When you want to give frank or sensitive feedback

• When your message is more about helping me improve than starting a conversation

• When staying unnamed helps you be more open and clear

What NOT to Include

To keep things respectful and safe for everyone, please avoid:

• Personal information about yourself or others

• Confidential or restricted workplace details

• Anything that could identify you if you don’t want it to

• Offensive, harmful, or inappropriate content

Privacy Notice

This form does not collect your name or contact details.
For full information on how anonymity works, please refer to the Privacy Policy page.

Direct Feedback Form

The direct form is for situations where you’re comfortable sharing who you are and you’re open to further conversation if needed. It allows me to understand the context better and follow up for clarity when appropriate.

When to Use the Direct Form

• When you want a response or follow-up

• When your feedback is more detailed or needs context

• When your message might start a two-way discussion

• When you’d like to be acknowledged personally

What Information You’ll Provide

The direct form includes these fields:

• Name – so I know who the feedback is from

• Email Address – for follow-ups and/or confirmation

• Message – your feedback, thoughts, or suggestions

Follow-Up & Confirmation

After submitting the direct form:

• A confirmation email will be sent to let you know your message was received

• I may contact you if I need clarification or would like to continue the discussion
  (You won’t be contacted unnecessarily.)

Choosing the Right Form

If you want to stay completely anonymous → Use the Anonymous Form
If you want open communication or follow-up → Use the Direct Form

Both options are equally valued — choose the one that feels right for you.