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A good mod trumps good documentation, although a compiled list in a subforum would be good as well.
Sadly with the limited free time I have avaliable I tend to put it into working on and testing the mods over writing a full changelogs or making nice screenshots.
And a lot of the changes have(while not fully detailed) been written down in the Change Notes for this mods updates.
I wish I had time for both but that's just how it is, and my priority will be to keep a good mod over good documentation.
I think a lot more people would engage with you and your mod if you would actually write down what the mod does besides: "makes your game better, trust me bro". ;)
One thing i noticed is that Ranger Standard < Standard of Swiftness even though Ranger is uncommon and swiftness is common.
Like most my mods the aim is to keep it close to the vanilla game while improving both balance and flavor while staying loreful.