I have not been using Enhance for very long, but I like the direction it's heading in. One of the big issues that really slowed my adoption of Enhance was, in some cases, the very sparse documentation. I really don't mind making edits to the documentation as I work through issues.
As a benefit, Enhance will be able to retain more users who are testing the platform. Another natural benefit is the added content will boost Enhance in SERP. The more Enhance grows, the more we all benefit.
