What is the exact objective of:
"Please read the Learning Manual before complaining about bugs! New
users occasionally believe that LilyPond is not working correctly, when
in fact it is working precisely as designed."
I find this slightly off-putting because it tells the reader: "If it
doesn't seem to work you're probably too dumb".
Is this targeted at the people who wonder why double-clicking on the
desktop shortcut won't open a program?
Or is this more the advice "well, we know it's complicated to start
with, but please bear with us and read the LM"?
I suggest getting rid of the "complaining about bugs" phrase. We want to
be friendly and welcoming, aren't we?
Urs
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