T@etristram wrote:
... I just said there are better platforms for learning, with visual
aids and examples...
Sorry for being a bit aggressive! I find this forum an excellent learning resource as it provides interaction and feedback for those who are willing and interested in learning.
I am not necessarily sure these sources are better. There is a lot of "stuff' on youtube, for example.
Some of it is good, but how does a new user decide what is actually proper advice and training?
I've seen quite a few references from users here on the forum to "educational" videos that had better not be made, or when an otherwise knowledgeable content creator steps out of his area of expertise and then provides not-so-great advice on areas he clearly has too little experience in.
I've tutored a number of users who ran into problems when following YouTube tutorials.