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Your Neovim Getting Started instructions tell me to (after installing Neovim) clone practicalli/neovim-config-redux
It is contradictory to tell me first to follow up the ADVICEs that pop up in the :checkhealth
output. E.g. I chose to create an ~/.config/nvim/init.vim
containing e.g. let g:loaded_ruby_provider = 0
In the How to use section of the neovim-config-redux page you tell me to move the (only just created) existing Neovim configuration to a back-up location.
Good point. I've raised an issue and will try resolve this https://github.com/practicalli/neovim/issues/22
I've pushed changes to improve the install section, hopefully making this clearer and simpler. I've also updated the page on fennel and a few other tweaks.
Cool! Thanks a lot for all your effort! I'd like to add some more comments trying to help your text become even more clearer and simpler. Do you prefer me to mention them here, or should I raise issues for them in github?
A comment here is okay, especially if highlighting something that doesn't seem quite right or something missing. If there is a very specific change, there is a pencil icon on the top right of each page that allows editing the page in GitHub and creating a PR. If there are spelling or grammar errors, it an indication that the page needs rewriting (pages often go through a few revisions before and after publishing)
Well, my 2 cents here: I'd like to suggest to delete the first two lines in the Getting Started section https://practical.li/neovim/#getting-started since after these two steps, clojure is not yet installed. (Depends on what one thinks that 'starting' should mean. My take on that is: "to develop clojure code, execute the following steps" (that offer no explanation, just follow the steps)). So I wouldn't mind of getting rid of the Getting Started section, I'd just let the reader proceed to the Install page.
Yes, it should be a quick start with a link to the intstall if everything else not installed.