About the documentation. We add features all the time and it will take a long time to document those in the book. Maybe we should be using something like epydoc or sphinx to generate documentation from the code. Then we just have to make sure we document the code properly (which we should all be doing anyways). Sphinx takes a little more work, but produces awesome documentation. Just look at Django. They always have updated docs and even docs for the different versions of code.
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