Plus we are talking about a free open-source project, that's more of a grassroots effort, that didn't start as a corporate plan and creation. There are others

Plus we are talking about a free open-source project, that's more of a grassroots effort, that didn't start as a corporate plan and creation. There are others contributing and writing documentation (and they aren't all English experts). Mistakes will happen and changes are allowed (many for the good). The language is not 1.0 yet, so should be allowed and will evolve/change over time (as other languages before it). People are also free to join the project or directly make helpful suggestions. That's part of the point of open-source.