"Any user can see that Webster is subscribed to some bugs. " => "Any user can see Webster's bug subscriptions." (Otherwise it reads like "As even a dummy can see, Webster is subscribed to some bugs.")
Sometimes Webster is "they" and sometimes "he". Pick a pronoun and stick with it.
"Any user can see that Webster is subscribed to some bugs. " => "Any user can see Webster's bug subscriptions." (Otherwise it reads like "As even a dummy can see, Webster is subscribed to some bugs.")
Sometimes Webster is "they" and sometimes "he". Pick a pronoun and stick with it.
Looks good otherwise.