I think the tricky thing about REBOL is that in some ways it needs to be learned more like a human language than a programming language. The context and intent of the language nouns and verbs are very important. You don't become fluent by learning the meaning of these elements, but rather from their proper usage and then their creative application.
I always like to read Carl's scripts (real ones, not examples in the docs), because he's the most fluent thinker of REBOL. Often his scripts reveal insight into solving certain simple problems. It's like adding new phrases to your vocabulary. So, I don't think the biggest challenge is to write documentation. The challenge is to acquire enough insider knowledge from Carl and other sources to write training-quality REBOL docs. This proposition would probably torment any REBOL guru, but it would be a great service to the community if Carl or a small group of REBOL gurus could make themselves available to edit and provide dedicated guidance to those who would like to create REBOL tutorials. Likewise it would be great if a number of REBOL newbies made avail of themselves to provide input to fundamental docs that need to be written by Carl or others. Ed -- To unsubscribe from the list, just send an email to lists at rebol.com with unsubscribe as the subject.
