@paniash
Yes, the readme is a reference manual. I should write some friendlier documentation. Probably just a paragraph that says something like: "Have you ever used a GUI application where a menu offering you actions pops up when you click with the mouse on a thing? The main command in embark, namely embark-act is a keyboard driven version of that. Bind it to a key of your choosing and use it everywhere, both in normal text buffers and in the minibuffer, to see what actions are available by default. When you want to know what other commands Embark has, or when you want to add new actions or types of text you can act on, read the reference manual."

I'm in the paradoxical situation of having written a version of something I'm sure 99% of people have used before, namely a mouse-click context menu, but somehow selling it so poorly that people find it foreign.
@jameshowell

@paniash Your mentioning me in tbe same breath as @oantolin makes me blush. I write thing that I use, he writes things that everyone uses.

And did you know that he is also an academic? 🤣

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