> This misunderstanding isn't your fault because most people visiting that site misunderstand it. And the reason few people understand it is because it's not l

> This misunderstanding isn't your fault because most people visiting that site misunderstand it. And the reason few people understand it is because it's not logical. If you want documentation, read the documentation, and in most cases, that's what they did before asking the question. Anything more than cut and paste of the official documentation is discussion. "Well what is usually done to make this work in practice..." Nope. That's discussion, and to 99.9% of people asking for help, it's why such a site exists. Do I have evidence? Sure, look at all the questions that have moved to Reddit, Discord, etc.