@soulsource@_benui Quality standard checks isn't a good way to push people to write documentation though. A warning note is sufficient to tell your readers not to use things when they may be badly built.
@mehdi_benadel@_benui In that case one could just make a wiki page. Which would likely end up in the same not too great state, as the official Wiki did, before Epic shut it down.
@_benui@soulsource I don't know guys, for now we get info from a fricking forum and a discord channel full of people that like boasting about their knowledge without any filter. Maybe going for the simplest form first of updatable documentation and building on top of it might work better. I've begun programming when Wiki emerged and they are still the leading php tool today, with the best encyclopedia built on top of it and companies using it internally. So maybe believe a bit in it?
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