WordPress released a new version of its TwentyTen theme. Would it kill them to include a changelog?
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Yah, I saw that. That’s a record of the changes, but not at all user-friendly. You have to run a diff. Then you have to understand what the changes mean. I only followed some of it. And most users will not follow any. No, I mean a proper changelog, in English, aimed at end-users. Included with the download, where most users can find it.