An official blog can be, "This is how it is done, as of the time of posting."
However, then you end up with blog posts like, "here what's new in 3.5", without any documentation for users who never used 3.4 (or 3.3, 3.2...)
However, then you end up with blog posts like, "here what's new in 3.5", without any documentation for users who never used 3.4 (or 3.3, 3.2...)
I think it took all those blog posts to generate all the consensus necessary to make the "pretty decent" (I would say "very good") Rails docs possible.