And it's a perfectly fine way to use vi or vim as a basic editor present on every POSIX system. Yet, as a long time user, I regret that beginners are often pre

And it's a perfectly fine way to use vi or vim as a basic editor present on every POSIX system. Yet, as a long time user, I regret that beginners are often presented with a list of commandes to memorize and are never introduced to what makes vim actually nice: composing scopes and actions. I have the same issue with the s command. Most people treat the parameters as something slightly magical to be googled when needed. Meanwhile, reading the ed manual was eyes-opening for me. It really helped me understand both where vim comes from and what sed does.