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Personally I prefer that type of sentences, it allows me to know which procedures are easy once you know them, and which aren't. If you are new, everything is
by TrianguloY 3y ago
Personally I prefer that type of sentences, it allows me to know which procedures are easy once you know them, and which aren't.
If you are new, everything is difficult. But if you read that something is simple you know that, even though for you right now it isn't, it will be in the future.
If you have issues with that simple task, maybe you are doing it wrong and should ask for help.
On the other hand, if the documentation says that something is hard, you shouldn't even attempt it as a beginner, and perhaps wait until you have more experience.
- kqr 3y ago> If you have issues with that simple task, maybe you are doing it wrong and should ask for help. Far more common, in my experience, is that the author considered it so simple they did not spend any effort explaining it adequately. I.e. they were so distanced from their target audience (by virtue of their amassed experience) that they forget to adapt the text for them. There are other, more descriptive ways to explain that things are more or less complex for experienced users.
- tremon 3y agoand should ask for help By... reading the documentation, for example?