it's unacceptable considering you can get LLMs to have projectile vomit of documentation.
if you look at https://next.orly.dev/ it's absolutely chock full of documentation about things, some of them even just about some thing that was implemented, some plans, etc.
That's dev documentation.
End users are like a deer in the headlights when they see a git page like that. I'm sure there is useful information there, but it's sub par vs things like the arch & Debian wiki. User forums 15 years ago were much easier to parse and use friendly.
that's just a matter of creating more accessible summaries written in a typical textbook style where you build understanding from first (simple) principles.
this is something that the marxists have done to the education system, eliminating the - very ancient (pretty sure it dates back at least to the roman trivium) protocols for education.
running a relay, is a complex task, but simple, good minimal settings could make it point and shoot, and then let the user decide how much further they go, by putting the more advanced stuff later, that is less important but potentially more empowering.
i'm going to do this, btw, get the readme refactored to be focused on personal and self hosted noobs.
IMO, this is critical to pushing the envelope on decentralisation of nostr.
