Update question 4 on use cases of matplotlib doc in 2024_questions.md #4
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It wasn't clear from previous wording of the question if respondents should only select the top use case ("best descriptions") or all common use cases.
Also suggest to remove "collaborate with the community on other scientific Python projects"; it overlaps with the earlier option of "research projects" and people may contribute to the docs without being part of a scientific project.
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It wasn't clear from previous wording of the question if respondents should only select the top use case ("best descriptions") or all common use cases.
Also suggest to remove "collaborate with the community on other scientific Python projects"; it overlaps with the earlier option of "research projects" and people may contribute to the docs without being part of a scientific project.