I second this thought, open source is all about figuring things out yourself and promoting individual independence. Designing documentation as if a group of eng

I second this thought, open source is all about figuring things out yourself and promoting individual independence. Designing documentation as if a group of engineers are suddenly required to give their time to some "newb 'customer' who doesn't have the patience to RTFM" is hurtful both to veterans (wasted time) and new users (deprives them of experiencing reality). They will have to stand on their own feet and giving out wheelchairs does not promote a great community, it treats the arch community as a business which has some requirement to actively participate in someone's personal life/project in order to uphold an artificial guarantee of "success" as defined by that person. Success is earned by your labor, not guaranteed by the set of tools used.