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Because people's first interaction with your code is frequently your documentation, not your code. And that sets a lot of expectations, and if it disagrees wit
by Groxx 4y ago
Because people's first interaction with your code is frequently your documentation, not your code. And that sets a lot of expectations, and if it disagrees with reality it impacts how they view your project as a whole.
With enough interactions, and in the right areas, extra effort can pay for itself pretty quickly.