Thank you for the gesture. I love the PGSQL docs. And I usually experiment my way through the docs, as most of the time, I am usually solving a problem and wil

Thank you for the gesture. I love the PGSQL docs. And I usually experiment my way through the docs, as most of the time, I am usually solving a problem and will learn a bit of the underlying mechanism, quirks and tips for performance before going ahead with a method. For those, I find those docs more than sufficient. I found the same with Django docs too. The worst offender is NodeJS, and to a lesser extent, React. Edit : If only there was a method to allow users to annotate comments onto the core docs, and there was a way to upvote / downvote the comments, we could have better documentation. I have seen primitive versions of such mechanisms in PHP docs.