Don't assume that things are "easy"/"obvious"/"simple" in the docs.
Telling people in documentation that something is "easy" or "obvious" when it isn't to them is very frustrating: It implies that the reader should have a level of understanding they don't have, and doesn't add anything of value in return. There are many occurrences of more-or-less obvious instances of this pattern in the Django docs, and I'd like to reduce the occurrence of this pattern.
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Don't assume that things are "easy"/"obvious"/"simple" in the docs → Don't assume that things are "easy"/"obvious"/"simple" in the docs.
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Unreviewed → Accepted
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changed from nobody to Tobias Kunze
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Accepted → Ready for checkin
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→ fixed
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assigned → closed
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Sound like a good idea.
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Note: IMO we shouldn't backport this patch because it will create a huge amount of work for translators.