[zero][docs] Add a Why section on the README #41284
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I've added some suggestions, but overall I feel like this addition is too "we"-centric. The average user really doesn't care about us and our journey to arrive at this solution—they just want to know how it would benefit them to adopt it. ("What's in it for me?") Let me take a shot at rewriting this from scratch to see if I can make it sharper. I'll follow up shortly.
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@brijeshb42 & @siriwatknp bump here! |
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Here's an attempt at explaining to the community the reason why we're investing in this endeavor. As we get close to launching this, stressing the "why does this exist" question is more and more relevant. We can break this down and expand this way more in the future (with comparisons about how it's different from similar libraries A, B, C, etc.), but something high-level for now would potentially suffice!
Let me know if what I'm proposing makes sense or if there's anything y'all would remove or add.