Re: FAQ bug

[Simon Law]

        There seems to be two fundamentally different viewpoints on what
constitutes good documentation.  We have the 'info' camp and the 'man'
camp.

        This is why there _are_ two documentation systems.  TeXinfo
provides us with beautiful manuals that are easy to write, and easy to
navigate.  However, they are _manuals_.  

        Manpages are misnomers.  They are _horrible_ manuals; but they
make great reference cards.  Typically, if I forget the syntax of a
command, the manpage will be the first place that I look.

        So, this is why some complaints are valid.  The manpage is
insufficient to be a quick refresher course, and the TeXinfo page is meant
to be read through from beginning to end.  I like the TeXinfo manual,
but I agree that the manpage is a little lacking.

Simon