No documentation.

[ghost]

I cannot find any documentation on Spot-On or Echo anywhere. If it exists, it should be linked prominently from the project website. If it doesn't exist, it should.

[textbrowser]

That's incorrect.

There's a smorgasbord of information in https://github.com/textbrowser/spot-on/tree/master/branches/trunk/Documentation.

:)

[ghost]

That's incorrect.

What's incorrect? I didn't state that there is no documentation, I stated that I couldn't find it.

Don't you agree that the documentation should be linked from the project homepage, and from the github readme?

While we're at it, shouldn't the readme, or the About blurb, contain a summary of what the project even is or does?

[textbrowser]

I do not understand the necessity to endorse public and published projects. The brief summary describes Spot-On. The lengthier description does too. Those who are curious will discover it and those who are not will not. It's a wonderful hobby. It's free. It is documented. For sure.

[textbrowser]

So, the official document is embedded into the application.

[textbrowser]

Revised the README.md file.

https://github.com/textbrowser/spot-on/blob/master/README.md

[textbrowser]

And will include a reference to the Documentation folder on the Web site with the next release.

[textbrowser]

I'm now forced to do all of this work for other projects. :)

[textbrowser]

All done! So.

1. Documentation links included in README.md and the Web site.
2. Embedded, live documentation included in the executable.

Thanks.

[textbrowser]

Documentation and release notes living inside the executable! Inside the machine!