Don't worry about using the right markup for links in FAQs or anything -- when you submit the "final version", whoever puts it on the site (me) will take care of that!

Oh, and one other small note:

Add another sentence: "You can learn about switching between the two editors here."

You probably already know this, but just in case: using 'here' as link text is a bad idea for accessibility, because people using some screenreaders/adaptive browsers have a function that can give them nothing but the links on the page (to cycle through and see if they want to open/read them, yadda) and being left with a bunch of out-of-context links labeled 'here' is frustrating. So, for something like this, you'd use something like "You can learn about switching between the two editors: <a href="link to FAQ">Title of FAQ</a>" or "To learn about switching between the two editors, see "<a href="link to FAQ">Title of FAQ</a>"".

Like I said, you probably already know that, since it's in the Manual of Style and you complimented that to me already (thank you for that, by the way! it made me Very Happy) but I'm just checking. :)

And wow, you guys are fast! And awesome, and this is exactly the kind of thing I'm looking for people to do.