I'm getting started with Cask. I'm aiming to adopt it for emacs-run-command as well as write a "Cask recipe" to distribute with it, and I'm taking notes; I might eventually publish those, so, for "Sources" and "See also" purposes, I'm wondering what's the state of the documentation at cask.readthedocs.io. The README has this to say:

I would disregard nearly everything at cask.readthedocs.io, especially the Quickstart page. In particular, I would not require cask in your dot.emacs since cask is now largely a command-line tool independent of whatever you do within emacs.

If that's actually the case, it would seem that keeping it around does more bad than good. Would it be reasonable to consider taking it down and redirecting to GitHub, where useful parts (if any) can be preserved in the wiki or the repository itself?