In commenting my code today I also noticed that a great use of the
<value> clause is to indicate what value comes back when the property
returns "nothing" in semantic terms.
For example, a property that returns a collection of "selected items":
what does it do if nothing is selected? Does it return an empty
collection, or a null reference? I use the <value> clause to document
this behaviour, which is more common than the true / false example I
gave above.
However, important information that would help the caller understand
how to use the property, such as units of measure, should be in the
<summary> section, as this is what appears in Intellisense as a tool
tip when the user mouses over your property name.