> The art of writing a reference manual that actually explains how the software works is almost lost, it seems. The original INRIA docs are also better than th

> The art of writing a reference manual that actually explains how the software works is almost lost, it seems. The original INRIA docs are also better than the new things on ocaml.org. Literally the only issue with the "old" INRIA pages was the poor quality of the mailing list archive, the rest is great! I want my tar archives and docs from INRIA. If I was rich, I'd pay for a grant to update the "old" documentation.