Your analogy is flawed; my critique is at somebody with a printer annoyed they can't get it to print its own instruction manual, so they've drafted one with a pen and are passing it around for feedback.
Why aren't you using the printer?
If you can't use the printer, why do you believe that other people should believe your ideas about the printer are worth listening to?
Feed your blog post to pi - have it implement it - and you will realize pretty quickly that a lot of them are flawed. This would have costs you about the same time as writing this blog post.
I'd rather be reading the blog post that comes after you reflect on what you got wrong and right. Better yet, the blog post after you've iterated enough that you believe your ideas are right.
I don't care for your hand drawn instruction manual on how to use the printer.
Why aren't you using the printer?
If you can't use the printer, why do you believe that other people should believe your ideas about the printer are worth listening to?
Feed your blog post to pi - have it implement it - and you will realize pretty quickly that a lot of them are flawed. This would have costs you about the same time as writing this blog post.
I'd rather be reading the blog post that comes after you reflect on what you got wrong and right. Better yet, the blog post after you've iterated enough that you believe your ideas are right.
I don't care for your hand drawn instruction manual on how to use the printer.