Python Documentation (should be better?)

[Skip Montanaro]

    Christopher> Exactly!!  See thats what I'm saying.  I _think_ its widely
    Christopher> accepted that PHP has awesome documentation.  And like rbt
    Christopher> said, that makes it extremely useful.  Why can't Python
    Christopher> have documentation like that?

It's just a simple matter of writing, editing, proofreading, feedback, etc.
Given the current documentation set, does it appear what you're looking for
is mostly a reorganization of the existing content?

You gave the example of searching for "array".  That happens to return
something very useful because it maps directly to a section of the PHP
manual.  I tried searching for "float" and "string" but got much less
on-target responses.  When I searched for a term and selected selected the
"online documentation" search category it did a Google search, which is what
the search box on docs.python.org does.

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