> Could you imagine if people had attitudes like this in other fields of engineering? "Here's your new car." "Thanks, how do I change a tire or put in gas? Does

> Could you imagine if people had attitudes like this in other fields of engineering? "Here's your new car." "Thanks, how do I change a tire or put in gas? Does it have a manual?" "Manual? Just read the schematics. If you know anything about mechanical engineering or combustion, you should be able to figure it out!" This is basically giving away the schematics to a car, not a car itself. If someone gives you the schematics for a car, you still need to know a fair bit about reading those schematics (and a fair bit about a lot of other stuff) to work out exactly how to build the car. Impress.js isn't being delivered as a complete product, but it is a free project. I don't work with Impress.js except as a casual user, but as I understand it "Pull Requests Accepted", and if they aren't, fork Impress.js into Impress.js-with-docs and add them if you feel you must. The entitlement to someone else's time is tiring.