> Then they upgraded ExtJS (can't remember if it was to Ext5 or 4.x) and deleted all the comments as 'no longer relevant'. Oh, wow. My observation is that tre

> Then they upgraded ExtJS (can't remember if it was to Ext5 or 4.x) and deleted all the comments as 'no longer relevant'. Oh, wow. My observation is that treating documentation thoughtlessly is frequently a leading indicator that "treating their community like shit" is coming soon. Product folks and developer evangelists: never do this. Never do the thing where you simply blow away a community-grown resource. If you're absolutely sure you're in a situation that's the exception, you are probably still wrong. Wait a year or two after you're sure. Then warn people and give them a year to save whatever they think is valuable. Any other approach is telegraphing either thoughtlessness or contempt, possibly both.