Few small updates - placeholder images, renamed some protocol section…

…s, standardized *ACL use

_pages/faq.md

@@ -13,12 +13,12 @@ Authors can sigh the license transfer agreement when they submit a paper in
 OpenReview. The license agreement is available at the bottom of the submission
 form.
 
-![test image]()
+<img src="https://via.placeholder.com/600x300" alt="Screenshot coming soon" title="Screenshot coming soon">
 
 ### How can authors revise their donation decision?
 
 Once a paper is submitted, authors can revise their donation decision by going
 to the paper forum and clicking the "Edit submission" button. In the dropdown
 menu, there is an option to change the donation status.
 
-![test image]()
+<img src="https://via.placeholder.com/600x300" alt="Screenshot coming soon" title="Screenshot coming soon">

_pages/home.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ community. The dataset will be used to study the peer review process in the ACL
 community, and to develop new tools and methods to improve peer reviewing in our
 conferences.
 
-While peer review data collection is currently happening in the ACL venues
+While peer review data collection is currently happening in the \*ACL venues
 (Dycke et al. 2023), the resulting data is skewed towards papers with more
 positive reviewer scores. By adapting the data collection protocol to create
 more balanced data resources, we can improve the quality of this line of

_pages/protocol.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ toc_sticky: false
 The data collection protocol for ARR-DC builds on the initiative by [Gurevych,
 Kuznetsov and Dycke (2021)](/resources/). A general overview of the updated data
 collection protocol for each role in the peer review process can be found
-[below](#overview-of-april-2024-protocol).
+[below](#overview-of-current-protocol).
 
 The ARR-DC organization invests reasonable effort to allow reviewers and authors
 to withdraw their consent and license agreement at any time. The data collection
@@ -24,8 +24,8 @@ Committee](https://www.aclweb.org/adminwiki/index.php?title=Formation_of_the_ACL
 
 ### Important changes
 
-From April 2024 onwards, the protocol described on this page will be in place.
-Below are the key novelties with respect to the pre-April 2024 protocol:
+From April 2024 onwards, the new protocol described on this page will be in
+place. Below are the key novelties with respect to the pre-April 2024 protocol:
 
 - Authors now decide on data donation during submission and can revise this
   decision throughout the reviewing process.
@@ -36,9 +36,11 @@ Below are the key novelties with respect to the pre-April 2024 protocol:
   protocol.
 
 _The pre-April 2024 protocol is described in detail in [this
-blogpost](https://aclrollingreview.org/datacollection) on the ARR website._
+blogpost](https://aclrollingreview.org/datacollection) on the ARR website. For a
+short overview, refer to the respective [section
+below](#overview-of-pre-april-2024-protocol)._
 
-## Overview of April 2024 protocol
+## Overview of current protocol
 
 ### For authors
 
@@ -63,3 +65,21 @@ Area Chairs (ACs) are asked to sign a license agreement to donate all their
 meta-reviews for the ARR cycle, or they can grant the license for all future ARR
 cycles until consent is withdrawn. Additionally, ACs can specify if they prefer
 their meta-reviews to be included as-is or paraphrased.
+
+## Overview of pre-April 2024 protocol
+
+### For authors
+
+Authors are requested to consent to the collection of their data after the
+review process is completed and acceptance decisions are released. Collected
+data includes the submission draft and the donated peer reviews of their draft.
+
+### For reviewers
+
+Reviewers are asked once per cycle if they are willing to donate their peer
+review reports. The collected data consists of the review texts only.
+
+### For meta-reviewers
+
+ACs are asked to consent to the sharing of reviews of papers that are eventually
+accepted at an \*ACL conference. Meta-review texts are **NOT** collected.