Thread: FRC tutorial site in the same form as ifixit
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Re: FRC tutorial site in the same form as ifixit
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Originally Posted by Amo10 View Post
Since ifixit is open source there manuals can be edited by anyone. This site would be the same and I don't think people will make a manual that's bad because there would then be no point of making it.
The problem is "good" is of course a relative term. Teaching is hard because if a teacher knows something, then any explanation the teacher gives is "good" (to the teacher) because it obviously makes sense to the teacher. The student, however, may not agree...

I've seen many a guide that was written by someone paid to do so, that I would defend as objectively bad.
Last edited by lcoreyl : 30-03-2013 at 20:49. Reason: trying to make it more clear