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Don't worry in this case, I have zero intention of rewriting public documentation and calling it a book. Everything here I've spend weeks with others explainin
by mjburgess 5y ago
Don't worry in this case, I have zero intention of rewriting public documentation and calling it a book.
Everything here I've spend weeks with others explaining, and so on, so the words will be my own -- and, through practice, I think well aimed.
- a4isms 5y ago> I have zero intention of rewriting public documentation and calling it a book Put like that, it sounds terrible. But if I may way metaphorically... Consider a Museum or Art Gallery. There is going to be a public, free guide to the galleries listing everything in it. This is like documentation. But there are also often human guides that can take you on a curated tour. perhaps for International Woman's Day they can lead you from exhibit to exhibit talking about the status of women during the time period represented, or focus on woman artists, &c. Those highly opinionated, curated tours add a lot of value even if everything they show you is already listed in the official "documentation." I think there will always be room for curated tours.