>IMO the biggest problem is that it takes too much time to learn Leo As a newbie, I agree. At least, that is the perception, which is discouraging. I believe it also has to do with the lack of learning material. The only manual is not very newbie-friendly. It contains a lot of cross-references to advanced internal commands (@xyz stuff) which put off newcomers, especially where they are thrown in altogether and may look scary. Currently the learning curve does nor _appear_ to be gentle at all. But it does not necessarily have to be like this. Even if Leo is indeed very complex and very advanced, I am sure that at least a subset of Leo functionality can be selected and presented in a nicer way, to attract more users and help newbies. Why can't we have some more accessible tutorial, with gentle, self contained lessons (maybe webcasts, or slides, or simple HTML pages) which _focus on the basic functionality_? Or perhaps, a two-tiered series of such lessons, i.e. basic and advanced levels. I think this would be very helpful.
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