Minor updates to FAQ, thanks file

The FAQ has a better title for a question.

The thanks file was very slightly shortened.

thanks-for-help.md

@@ -7118,27 +7118,20 @@ worked](faq.html#unsupported),
 often **EXTREMELY HARD** (for certain
 definitions of '`HARD`' :-) ), such as
 [1988/phillipps](thanks-for-help.html#1988_phillipps),
-[1992/vern](thanks-for-help.html#1992_vern),
-[2001/anonymous](thanks-for-help.html#2001_anonymous),
-[2004/burley](thanks-for-help.html#2004_burley) and
-[2005/giljade](thanks-for-help.html#2005_giljade); fixing entries like
-[1985/sicherman](thanks-for-help.html#1985_sicherman) and
-[1986/wall](thanks-for-help.html#1986_wall) to
+[2001/anonymous](thanks-for-help.html#2001_anonymous) and
+[2004/burley](thanks-for-help.html#2004_burley); fixing entries like
+[1985/sicherman](thanks-for-help.html#1985_sicherman) to
 not require `-traditional-cpp`; fixing
-entries like [1991/dds](thanks-for-help.html#1991_dds) to work with
-[clang](faq.html#clang) (or, as in the case of
+entries like [1991/dds](thanks-for-help.html#1991_dds) (or, as in the case of
 [1989/westley](thanks-for-help.html#1989_westley), a true masterpiece in
-obfuscation, to work as much as possible); porting entries like
+obfuscation, as much as possible) to work with [clang](faq.html#clang); porting entries like
 [1998/schweikh1](thanks-for-help.html#1998_schweikh1) to
-[macOS](faq.html#macos_compile); fixing code like
+[macOS](faq.html#macos_compile); porting entries like
 [2001/herrmann2](thanks-for-help.html#2001_herrmann2) to work in [both 32-bit and
 64-bit](faq.html#32bit); providing [alternate code](faq.html#alt_code) where useful/necessary;
-improving all [Makefiles](#makefiles);  writing [scripts](#try) to greatly simplify running many
+improving all [Makefiles](#makefiles); writing [scripts](#try) to greatly simplify running many
 of the entries; and other important fixes.
 
-Cody also wrote the feature-rich [sgit](https://github.com/xexyl/sgit) to easily
-run `sed(1)` on files in git repos which we sometimes use to help edit the website.
-
 Cody Boone Ferguson also used one of his own tools to detect many dead links.
 While the tool was not perfect it went a long way to uncover a good number of
 bad, broken or otherwise invalid links. It was a very laborious task to copy and
@@ -7147,17 +7140,19 @@ Machine](https://web.archive.org) in an effort to try and find otherwise lost
 content. A good number of links that now refer to something in the [Internet
 Wayback Machine](https://web.archive.org) replace bad, broken, or otherwise
 invalid links are thanks to Cody's efforts! Another tool he wrote detected
-inconsistent award titles in the `README.md` files (used to generate the
+inconsistent award titles in the `README.md` files (that we use to generate
 `index.html` files) and the CSV file that he generated from our SQL file.
 
-Cody also greatly improved the manifests and checked that the generated html
+He also wrote the feature-rich [sgit](https://github.com/xexyl/sgit) to easily
+run `sed(1)` on specified files under git that we sometimes use to edit the
+website, greatly improved the manifests and checked that the generated html
 files look good and are presentable, suggested CSS rules for
-image responsiveness and other improvements, and he greatly improved the FAQ.
+image responsiveness (and other CSS improvements) and he greatly improved the FAQ.
 
 Cody also wrote some of the [website scripts](bin/index.html), improved and
 bug fixed others, co-developed the [JSON parser and tools](https://github.com/xexyl/jparse) with
 us, as we now make extensive use of JSON, and helped test and fix the submit
-server for IOCCC28 and beyond.
+server and mailing list for IOCCC28 and beyond.
 
 **THANK YOU VERY MUCH** for your extensive efforts in helping improve the IOCCC
 presentation of past IOCCC entries, fixing almost all entries that no