First Release Manual BAL Plugin v0.6.1

docs/will-executors/running-a-server.md

@@ -23,11 +23,6 @@ This page covers setting up your own Will-Executor node. If you are wondering *w
 See the [architecture diagram](../protocol/how-it-works.md#architecture-at-a-glance) for how
 `bal-server` and `bal-pusher` fit into the full flow from plugin to Bitcoin node.
 
-## Architecture at a glance
-
-![BAL architecture: plugin, Will-Executor, Bitcoin Core](../img/architecture.svg){ .diagram }
-*How a will travels from the Electrum plugin to the Bitcoin network. Click to enlarge.*
-
 ## The two components
 
 | Component | Role |
@@ -133,3 +128,9 @@ The request/response interface used by the plugin is documented in [`RPC.md`](ht
 ## Getting in touch
 
 For help setting up a Will-Executor, or to collaborate on the project: **[info@bitcoin-after.life](mailto:info@bitcoin-after.life)**
+
+---
+
+!!! question "Still have a question?"
+    The [FAQ](../faq.md) answers the most common ones — costs, hardware wallets,
+    privacy, and what happens if a Will-Executor disappears.

docs/will-executors/what-they-are.md

@@ -46,3 +46,9 @@ This is why renewing your will periodically is useful: it brings newer Will-Exec
 The Will-Executors you select receive pre-signed transactions that reflect the state of your wallet. That is why the choice of which servers receive them stays entirely in your hands, and why privacy — alongside reliability — is the real ground of competition between Will-Executors.
 
 Transactions stored on the servers are **not publicly accessible**. From the plugin you can verify at any time that yours is still there: see the [Server column](../user-guide/will-tab.md#the-server-column).
+
+---
+
+!!! question "Still have a question?"
+    The [FAQ](../faq.md) answers the most common ones — costs, hardware wallets,
+    privacy, and what happens if a Will-Executor disappears.