Follow-up Comment #20, bug #60061 (group groff):

Your plan as quoted in comment #19 sounds solid.

The goal being to introduce roff concepts, not to familiarize the user with
every full-service macro packages, I do wonder if four examples of the same
thing are necessary.  Two packages with fairly contrasting syntax--mom and
pretty much any one of the historical ones--ought to get across the concepts
you want to convey.

(You might wonder how I reconcile the above with my complaint in comment #18
that the manual seems to favor one package over the others; the above plan
would single out two packages and omit two others, which you might claim could
still feel like favoritism.  But I believe that showing limited examples,
clearly presented _as_ examples, carries a far different implication than
documenting the entirety of one package but nothing of any of the others.)


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