I’ll chime in and say I have personally avoided posting identical threads because as I go to type out my question, Discourse suggests a similar thread.
The documentation is an issue but it’s not necessarily the content of the documentation itself, it is rather the way we present it. Jeremy has suggested creating a reference documentation plugin. This would allow users to optionally load reference documentation directly into their TiddlyWiki. I’ve been coming around to this idea and have been creating my own single tiddlers on macros, widgets, etc as I’ve been using them. (list-links macro.json (1.5 KB)
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Often we need to strike a balance between a technical accuracy and approach-ability. I also believe the TiddlyWiki.com docs internally should also represent TiddlyWiki best practices (similar to a recent discussion surrounding fields).