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Having written my docs they are tough to proof-read myself but even more difficult to know how accessible they are.

I tried to keep them as brief as possible, and include a lot of code, because my previous attempt with my companion library took a different, more traditional tack and hasn't gotten a lot of traction.

That being said, any C++ developers mind giving these a look and telling me if they are intelligible?

I know there are probably still proof errors, and I could use a copy editor to follow me around. ha! but I'm more interested in how approachable my docs are.

uix/docs/index.md at master · codewitch-honey-crisis/uix · GitHub[^]

What I have tried:

uix/docs/index.md at master · codewitch-honey-crisis/uix · GitHub[^]
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QA is really not the place for such questions. You should try Collaboration / Beta Testing Discussion Boards[^].
 
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honey the codewitch 29-Aug-23 9:03am    
sorry! didn't know
Richard MacCutchan 29-Aug-23 9:10am    
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