> People learn by watching much better than they do by reading a manual Except so many video tutorials aren't "to achieve x, do y and z", 90% of the running ti

> People learn by watching much better than they do by reading a manual Except so many video tutorials aren't "to achieve x, do y and z", 90% of the running time is bloat. And that's not even counting the apparently mandatory intros and outros which talk about what is about to happen, or what just happened. I learn very little on YouTube because I'm must constantly distracted by how people misuse language. There's a whole lot of "content", sure, but precious little contained in it in relation to the bloat and the repetition. > especially since documentation is rarely the first concern of most companies That good documentation is less of a focus for "most" (do they have a clue or anything else to offer, or do they just come in large numbers?) companies is hardly an argument that worse documentation is actually better documentation.