UPDATE: What is effective documentation

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@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ To get us in the same page, here's the list of software I reflected and inspecte
* https://reactjs.org/[ReactJS]
Anyhow, I try to answer the million-dollar question.
I put it in two lists: one for the content and one for the typography.
I put the answers in two lists: one for the content and one for the typography.
=== Common attributes of documentation content
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In my case, I created a document structure for my project.
Create a README and the `docs/` folder for assets (e.g. images, videos).
I also created a standard template for my README: the abstract, purpose, getting started guide, details, and the license.
You can see more of the details in my [project template documentation].
You can see more of the details in my https://github.com/foo-dogsquared/personal-style-guides/blob/master/src/projects.adoc[project template documentation].
=== Document only the big things