not saying you're taking offense to the critique, but I wouldn't. While I don't use Redux nor have experience with the docs for it, there have been some concept

not saying you're taking offense to the critique, but I wouldn't. While I don't use Redux nor have experience with the docs for it, there have been some concepts that I didn't grasp from reading the docs for a topic where others had a better understanding of it coming out where after someone broke it down in a blog, it allowed me to understand it as well (at which point the docs were beneficial as a resource to come back to later). Different mediums will probably be better suited for getting more nuanced than the docs can, generally. So I can totally see where conflicting feedback could appear and why you shouldn't take the "negative" feedback as a slight against the work on the docs (but fielding concerns/questions/suggestions as you are is completely a great thing). From the outside looking in, if I were looking at Redux and I heard from a few "man, the docs are a bit hard to grasp" and others "I love the docs. They allowed me to get up and running" I wouldn't be scared off; it'd seem to be pretty par for the course.