@josmperez please have a look and unassign if you are unable to fix this one. Thanks!

Thanks for pointing this out. I'll take a look.

Need engineer tech review (@andresmgot ?) of this suggested fix.

I agree that the sentence is a bit confusing, maybe @marefr can correct me if I am wrong but it could clarify:

• When it says "Grafana can detect ...", I believe it means that "With the Grafana plugin SDK for Go, a plugin can detect ...". That clarifies that it can detect the data frame type if you are using a backend for your plugin (this is, the library is written in go).
• For detecting and converting a data frame, we could give an example:

		tsSchema := frame.TimeSeriesSchema()
		if tsSchema.Type == data.TimeSeriesTypeLong {
			wideFrame, err := data.LongToWide(frame, nil)
			if err == nil {
				// handle error
			}
			// return wideFrame
		}

Or does the timeseries visualization always convert dataframes to wide?

I don't think this happens but I am no expert of the timeseries visualization so maybe it's the case.

I think it'd also be good to mention here that if developers want to their dataframes to support alerting they need to use wide dataframes

I was not aware of this either.