FWIW, my current estimates are that roughly 50% of all React apps use Redux. I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess that maybe 1/3 of those Redux-using apps prob

FWIW, my current estimates are that roughly 50% of all React apps use Redux. I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess that maybe 1/3 of those Redux-using apps probably aren't really benefiting from Redux (things like using it _just_ to avoid prop-drilling when you could just use Context, writing reducers that are nothing more than `return action.payload` with no real logic, etc). We've always had an entry in our FAQ section that gives some advice for when it might make sense to put a particular piece of state into Redux vs keeping it in component state. As I rewrite the Redux docs piece by piece, I'm trying to add some additional clarification and emphasis on when you should actually consider using Redux overall.