Re: [emacs-tangents] was - Exiting from mapc

[Joel Reicher]

Jean Louis <bugs@gnu.support> writes:

[...]

> You have problems understanding my viewpoint; for some reason, 
> you dismiss the notion that people may have different levels of 
> learning.

I do not. I've already asked you to be less sure of yourself.

> In a similar way to that event where you couldn't understand my 
> point, users often have problems understanding whatever we 
> write, whether in manuals, emails, or verbally, regardless of 
> the method. I hope you get it.

It was obvious to me before you said it.

> It requires the teaching party to understand the level of 
> understanding of the student, and then to break it down in an 
> accessible way that the student may grasp it.

That is feedback for the authors of the manual.

> If it were that easy that each student could learn and 
> understand only through books, we would not need any teachers or 
> professors to talk or interact with people; we would only need 
> plain books and pointers to them.

I understand your point, and I've never said the understanding 
should only be through books. I only said the attempt should begin 
with the books in order to respect and assist the attempts of the 
authors.

Regards,

       - Joel