Add more detailed explanations for the content of each version update.

Blender keeps rolling out more and more new features with each update, yet the newly added tools rarely come with in-depth, detailed explanations. For instance, the lists introduced in the recent 5.2 release, as well as the volume node suite added back in 5.0. When I look for tutorials online, very few creators can clearly break down what these nodes actually do. Lists themselves are a fairly straightforward concept in Python, but the new nodes built around this idea often leave me confused about their practical use cases. I’ve been working with Geometry Nodes for years and consider myself quite familiar with how the entire system operates. Even so, the new nodes and official preset node groups introduced in the last few versions are all lacking comprehensive supporting documentation. Would it be feasible to release a consolidated detailed document after every major update that thoroughly explains the underlying logic of each new node? The current official documentation is far too concise and hard to follow.

Geometry Nodes are already notoriously difficult for many beginners to wrap their heads around. Without comprehensive and thorough official documentation, these new updates will inevitably only be accessible to a tiny handful of advanced users who can figure them out. To be honest, working with these functionally opaque, near-black-box nodes leaves me really confused.