Comment by saagarjha

A lot of the comments have mentioned the lack of documentation this project has, and then they've received replies of the form "you should submit a pull request, the author doesn't owe you anything". Here's my take on it: I don't owe the author anything either. But if I'm considering which project to use, I'd probably choose the one with documentation, since it signals better goals and higher code quality. It's absurd to think that I should just pick up a random project and be obligated to make it better, and that I should be called out for giving advice on how I think a project can be improved. This isn't to say that I've never submitted an unsolicited pull request to a project to get it improved–on the contrary, this is something I do very often–but I do this because I feel that the project has something of value and can be improved. I shouldn't be forced to make a contribution to a project if I just don't think it's doing everything right. (This comment isn't mean to be aimed at this project in particular, by the way, it's just a general response to all the people in this thread.)