Thanks, it was actually the READMEs on GitHub that I was referring to originally. I'd bet those don't get the same level of care the website does.
I'm really not trying to be annoying, but I'd point out there was a week there in April where ampersand-state jumped from 0.5.0 to 3.0.1. Perhaps it's just that the initial decision to one-dot was premature and now you're locked in by semver?
> I appreciate the use of semver, but...
Oh, we aren't breaking things _that_ quickly! ampersand-state for example has been a repo since February.