[Typo3-documentation] Don't know how this will go over...

[Johannes Reichardt]

>
> The high learning curve of TYPO3 will always be there even with 
> excellent documentation. Some people are just not willing to sit down 
> and read they just want to find a quick and easy way and when they 
> don't get it, they quit. Nothing will solve that.

Well i can understand these people very well. On the one hand complex 
possibilities to translate in every language, on the other hand a system 
that is so huge that only professionals can deal with it - and thats 
mostly because you have to filter all the time what you might need what 
would be useful or what is just something you can accomplish in 1/8 of 
the time if you do it like you would WITHOUT typo3. still having a 
feeling you missed something.

Typo3 in a nutshell is just missing - the guide which directs you so i 
can follow every step, the guide which says "allright, you can do this 
and that with typo with this and that way, but the most common and 
future-compatible way is this and that"

Right now i think Kaspers coming close to his problem he had a few years 
before: The product itself is becoming so complex that its really hard 
(not impossible) to "explain" it really. Even with Extensionmanager.

- Johannes

>
> But we can help those who honestly try to understand TYPO3 and are 
> willing to read. That's why we put many hours of our spare time in 
> what we do now.
>
> Jean-Marie
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