Sorry. I could have toned down my reply. > nobody actually is writing documentation of the type that would answer the questions I really have. That’s a choice

Sorry. I could have toned down my reply. > nobody actually is writing documentation of the type that would answer the questions I really have. That’s a choice though, right? The tools enable you to document in ways you haven’t before. The most valuable use case I have seen is code that’s not too long and is read a lot of times. That’s when getting every decision, diagram, etc in one place helps a lot of people. I have one particular case at work where every line of code has had several meetings about it to ensure the parameters are correct, etc.