including CNETs.
I would be assuming that you are referring to our Help Center here?
http://cnet.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/cnet.cfg/php/enduser/std_alp.php
The reason why CNET doesn't have a one click feedback button is because we have so many different depts in our company. And if we didn't have you chose a category to give feedback to, then it would take a lot more time and effort for our support folks to figure exactly what dept. your feedback should be handed to--which in return may very likely cause a delay in someone responding back to your feedback.
But since I'm here, I'll be your one click user feedback option for now. Is there anything I can help you with particularly? If it is regards to the forums, I'm here for you. But if it is in regards to other parts of our site, I'll do my best to answer it, but if not, what I can do is forward your feedback to the appropriate party within our company.
So let me know what is it you like me to help you with.
Best regards,
-Lee
And I'm talking about ALL websites; not just this one, not just 'tech-related' sites... but ALL web sites. If there is the most infinitesimal chance that your various FAQ's and (pardon my language) other crap are of no use... and that description covers pretty much every encounter I have ever had with on-line 'help', how about a simple, non-categorical (given categories almost NEVER cover the problem I am currently seeking help with) one-click link to a page like this... and then, to put icing on the cake, actually take the time to personally write a response AND follow up on it. I do hope that any readers of this will pardon my ranting, but I have had a very bad couple of days with other sites... most notably trying to get a simple dialogue going with someone in site operations, but it seems to me that these people have insulated themselves from the 'real world' to the extent that if you hauled them out into the street they wouldn't even know what a tree is... lol. I guess the gist of my 'rant' is that web-site operators need to provide users with a nice, easy to use, method of having their voice not only heard, but responded to with something more meaningful than a 'form letter'. This may not be the right place for something like this... but I have no idea what else to do but start posting this concept in as many places as I can.
To the site operators here; I like your site and have found it to be a very good resource, but... like I have stated already, site operators/developers need to think of the frustration levels that their 'contact' methods create.
Well... I'm running out of steam... and have other things to do... get back to ya's later

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