Clean up "Questions about the following subjects are on topic for this site:" section to make it shorter. Move the site recommendation redirects to another place on the page rather than here.

###Questions about the following subjects are on topic for this site:

• using or understanding interpersonal interactions to resolve specific problems or prevent problems from occurring with a specific goal in mind. This includes interactions with family, friends, work/school associates, acquaintances or strangers (or anyone else).

• the written and unwritten - but well-established and expected - rules or conventions of behavior in a specific setting (also called etiquette).
• understanding social norms as they relate to interpersonal interactions - why do we interact the way we do?
• understanding theories and concepts commonly associated with interpersonal skills. - What is [theory/concept] or How do I use [theory/concept] to achieve [goal]?

If your question relates to others but don't focus on the interpersonal skills interaction, there may be other sites that better suit your needs:

• questions about interacting with your children may be better suited to Parenting

• questions specific to the workplace environment may be better suited to The Workplace
• questions specific to the college-level academic world may be better suited to Academia

I'm not sure how to introduce this section but I think it makes more sense elsewhere in the page rather than up top.

Clean up "Questions about the following subjects are on topic for this site:" section to make it shorter. Move the site recommendation redirects to another place on the page rather than here.

###Questions about the following subjects are on topic for this site:

• using or understanding interpersonal interactions to resolve specific problems or prevent problems from occurring with a specific goal in mind. This includes interactions with family, friends, work/school associates, acquaintances or strangers (or anyone else).

• the written and unwritten - but well-established and expected - rules or conventions of behavior in a specific setting (also called etiquette).
• understanding social norms as they relate to interpersonal interactions - why do we interact the way we do?
• understanding theories and concepts commonly associated with interpersonal skills. - What is [theory/concept] or How do I use [theory/concept] to achieve [goal]?

If your question relates to others but doesn't focus on the interpersonal skills interaction, there may be other sites that better suit your needs:

• questions about interacting with your children may be better suited to Parenting

• questions specific to the workplace environment may be better suited to The Workplace
• questions specific to the college-level academic world may be better suited to Academia

I'm not sure how to introduce this section but I think it makes more sense elsewhere in the page rather than up top.