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I am a little late to the discussion, but I think I can provide yet another perspective. 

I found my way to this community via searching advice on improving my schematic clarity and found  Olin's $tack answer. The quality of the answer led me to opening their profile, where I found the link here as well as his other posts. I was happy to see the "Papers" section here, as a person learning more about EE, I found it a great resource. _Andy aka_ recently made a post about Flyback topology (should it have been made in/moved to Papers?), and _Lundin_ wrote one on memory allocation in embedded systems - I found those great as well. Having these types of "Papers" written by great contributors is invaluable in my opinion. They distill decades of experience, dozens if not hundreds of application notes, it is as close to having direct mentorship as one can get. I think an expanded "Papers" section would be great, maybe renaming it (Guides?) could be considered. Nominating good or great questions that get an awesome answer to be added to that section for reference might ne considered too.

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