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Maybe it would be better to start the page with "Summary of Commands", and then just have a "Commands" section? |
Maybe it would be better to start the page with "Summary of Commands", and then just have a "Commands" section? |
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Latest revision as of 22:16, 29 October 2016
In most context the summary is the shorter version, giving the gist of everything, whilst the list is the longer version with all the details. At least that is what I've encountered in numerous text books (related to computer programming & co) during my studying for a Master degrees some years back.
Maybe it would be better to start the page with "Summary of Commands", and then just have a "Commands" section?
And yes, fewer edits would be better, so from now on if I do something similar, I'll most likely use my Sandbox for all the "temporary" addition building up for the greater edit of the page in question.