Hi, I'm considering contributing examples to the documentation. I wanted to start with something like Data.List because it is one of the modules I end up using the most. I think a few examples for each function would help users understand them better. I find myself referring back to books like learn you a haskell because I don't remember exactly what I'm supposed to do with a function. Doing one module seems like a good start and hopefully we can have some other people begin to add their own examples too. Is this a worthwhile contribution? I haven't contributed before and so I think it's prudent to ask before I add something no one wants. Are there any examples of modules with good code examples that I should use as a reference? I want to include both the code and output of the example as if the user was running ghci. Are there any guidelines for contributing documentation? When I say Data.List, I really mean Data.Foldable and Data.Traversable since that is where the functions are actually implemented. I noticed the GitHub repo said that Pull Requests were okay for easy to review documentation changes. Can I open a pull request there or should I follow another process? Please let me know when you can. I don't have an exact timeline for when this will be done, but hopefully I'll have something in the next few weeks. I don't anticipate that it will take long once I sit down to do it. I've always complained about a lack of examples and never done anything about it. Hopefully I can practice what I preach and contribute some in order to make the documentation a little better for everyone. Thanks for helping to make this language so great! Sunjay