Notes Lane
Reference docs are great at answering "how do I use this?" They are much worse at answering questions like:
Why was this feature added?
What tradeoff led to this architecture?
Which experiments are promising, but not stable yet?
What is the project trying to learn next?
That is why the docs now include a separate Notes lane.
What Belongs Here
Notes are intentionally irregular. A post can be:
a devlog after a week of compiler work
an architecture writeup for a new crate
a design note about Musea, the LSP, or the Vite integration
a short project update that is useful, but not tied to a version tag
Why Not Put Everything in Release Notes
Release notes are optimized for shipped changes. They should stay clear and actionable.
Notes make room for broader storytelling: the context behind a feature, the shape of the roadmap, and the thinking that helps readers understand the project over time.
Writing Direction
When in doubt:
use Release Notes if the post announces something shipped
use Notes if the post explains thinking, progress, or experiments