Imagine that I give a user manual to a potential user to read it without
installing or using the application. Simultaneously, I give the same document
to another person, who has installed the application and can verify the
information in the user manual.
In an ideal situation, who exactly is my correct audience? Is it the guy with
the installed application and user manual, or the other one? Also, whose
feedback should I take seriously?
I just want to know how you will deal with such a situation.
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