@burrrata makes a very good point. A lot of the specific user-facing mechanics are still very early prototypes, so investing a lot in documenting them right now is premature.
Instead, we should focus on documenting the core concepts. A major thing I noticed while reading @LB’s draft initiatives guide is that trying to explain initiatives to someone who doesn’t understand how Cred works is going to be a struggle.
Fortunately, the core mechanics of SourceCred are pretty stable at this point. So maybe the next step is to write a beginners guide to SourceCred, which explains how Cred works, with illustrated examples? There have been a few attempts at this so far (including my talks, and some of @burrrata’s posts), but nothing that’s pass the quality bar to become a definitive artifact.
What do y’all think of this direction? It would be great to have a high quality guide in time for CredCon / ETHDenver.