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> > ... should the
> > handbook be targeted to the lowest, most computer-unaware user possible,
> > or is some familiarity with Unix assumed (for example)?
>
> I think the only real answer to this question is: Yes. :-)
> [ beginner -> intermediate -> expert -> see other resources ]

Fair enough.  I think I can write in that style.
 
> ... (which their
> limited attention spam ...

An understandable slip, these days.  :-)

Take care.
--Sean

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