So to defend the help points because it's interesting; You literally cannot write a powershell function that doesn't support get-help <myfunc>. So that's alrea

So to defend the help points because it's interesting; You literally cannot write a powershell function that doesn't support get-help <myfunc>. So that's already a win it's self documenting because of the type system. The better the developer uses the type system the better the generated help. Sticking to the standard format for help (which is generated for you again from tab-complete) enhances this help document further. Finally, adding a url(https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/developer/help/supporting-online-help?view=powershell-7.4#adding-a-helpuri-property-to-an-advanced-function https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/devel...) lets the builtin update-help download new help, independent of publishing a new cmdlet version. So authors can fix typos/wording or add translations or examples without having to issue a release. I've been doing linux sysadmin at least a decade, literally never heard of apropos before. I disagree that leaving this up to the authors is beneficial. When I'm lost and confused consistency is key. Because this it builtin by default, it's worth it for the authors to add. A lot of odd pwsh syntax is precisely because it's a proper language in a shell format, and just by that nature there's some ugly stuff in there. < > is already used so -le -gt -lte -eq exists. Because it's a typed structured language, you will never have it without tab-complete, it's just designed in. That's the answer to maintain readability and typeabillity they chose. Bash just didn't choose readability. they both have alias' for common things. You may disagree but I would say that's just like refusing to use dot-sourcing or import statements in any language. It's there to use. Your final remark about python I feel just adds to my point of don't bother with bash. I'd almost insist a shell that does even less then pwsh/bash and forced you to use a proper language sooner would be better.