The official faq here (and at the other website) is way too complicated: too many pages, links, questions...
A single page faq will suffice.
People want to see a direct proof immediately: thus, the faq must start with the Tunguska incident, I have already posted the brief version. A few links to the Lake Ontario/Lake Michigan, English Channel, Strait of Gibraltar should also be posted.
Then, they want to know why the RE does not work at all: links to the Double Forces of Attractive Gravitation, Gases Paradox...
Next, links to how gravity works in the FE universe... that is, the correct explanation this time around.
A simple bibliographical material devoted to the Sun's orbit... that it does rise and set...
Links to all the other issues: Foucault, Venus annular size, phases of the Moon, the atmosphere, clouds' weight...
By the way... this is the kind of erroneous diagrams that have been presented for years now in the faq:
http://wiki.tfes.org/images/a/a1/Seasons.pnghttp://wiki.tfes.org/images/thumb/7/70/SunAnimation.gif/180px-SunAnimation.gifhttp://wiki.tfes.org/images/thumb/c/c8/Flat_Earth_Seasons.svg/600px-Flat_Earth_Seasons.svg.pngThere is only a small problem: the westward shift of the solar orbit (precession), at the rate of 1.5 km per year.
In 100 years we will have 150 km.
In 1000 years, 1500 km.
Let us remember that the upper limit/bound is given by the distance between the Tropic of Capricorn and the Tropic of Cancer: some 6000 km (flat earth map).
The diagrams above fail to include this most important aspect of the sun's orbit, its very precession.
In 4000 years, the precession WILL EXCEED the space alloted for the sun's orbit.