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It probably means you're not the target audience.

• tomrod 8y ago
  While this may be true, it can still be helpful to have an FAQ, context, or other way that interested parties can understand applicability. I fully appreciate shorthand/jargon are ways to communicate complex ideas swiftly. Yet, taking time to provide some form of entry point for the uninitiated shows a disciplined approach that often translates to other areas of the project.
• lloydde 8y ago
  Most often it is that the author is so involved they forget to given enough context. They are so passionate about a topic, but don’t realize that others do not drink the same Kool-Aid every day. More than half of the emails I get from technology companies fail to start with a reminder of what their product or service does. I see this much, much less frequently with consumer products — better marketing.