> Programmers are comfortable with just being pointed to a repo and text files, while non-programmers want WYSIWYG docs somewhere central, which is the last pla

> Programmers are comfortable with just being pointed to a repo and text files, while non-programmers want WYSIWYG docs somewhere central, which is the last place most programmers even think about. Yup, I think if you are forced to use central WYSIWYG documentation, it makes sense to link to it from the readme in the repo. There's nothing worse than having documentation but being unable to find it or being unaware of it - it may as well not exist, and was a waste of time writing ;)