Good for you. Don't use my open source stuff. Turns out I wrote it for me, whether you get anything out of it or not doesn't actually affect me. If you do get something out of it, great. If you contribute great. But unless you are paying me, don't tell me what I should be doing with my hobby time. Period, end of story, full stop. Take your demands to someone else.

Further, demands for great documentation are unreasonable. I can point to hundreds of examples of 'well documented' projects where I still dig into the source code and do simple experiments to learn what the heck it does. This is a combination of how I learn and how I use software. Your docs (for all values of you) are crappy and don't tell me how the software works - the code does that tho, so I actually can trust it. If you want to do truely great documentation, put some comments of expected use at the top of the function/class/whatever definition, some comments on tricky sections of code (not "this does the file read" i get that from the call to read(), but "this also triggers an event from the OS handled in foohandler()), and good clean loosely coupled components.