Hi -
>
>Our documentation is certainly not perfect. If you have suggestions on
>how to improve it, for example with respect to min/max, you are most
>welcome to open a pull request or a github issue.
I looked at this but quickly realised that documentation from somebody
who did not understand the full picture might be less than useful.
Right, but we review such pull requests, so somebody with a more complete
understanding will make sure that whatever you write is accurate. It can really
help to have a new-to-the-ideas mindset when writing such documentation. I.e. I
think that you (or anybody else who is not so confident that they understand
all the details) can be very useful to the project by contributing small
amounts of suggested documentation improvement. (I.e. a paragraph here and
there). We can iterate with you on GitHub to arrive at something that both
makes sense to you (and hopefully anybody else reading it for the first time)
and is accurate.
Thanks,
-michael
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