So, you say you write for "everyone who has a minimal relevant background" can read this. What does this even mean it the case of the article? The minimal rel

So, you say you write for "everyone who has a minimal relevant background" can read this. What does this even mean it the case of the article? The minimal relevant background is that you know how to copy a Python script with an \r to a Linux machine. This includes Python developers, for which this article is written. But it also includes non-Python developers. In fact, this even includes everyone who wants to run a Python script on a Linux machine. Administrators, but even regular users without much technical knowledge. So, our reader persona is the average Linux user. If I look at that article from the perspective of this persona, at least 80% of it doesn't help me at all. The article should start with the fix, and not redirect the reader to the end of the article.