Fewer videos, please, and more well illustrated walkthroughs.
For one, videos are very hard to go back and reference specifics from, and two, they age poorly in this world of quarterly updates.
For one, videos are very hard to go back and reference specifics from, and two, they age poorly in this world of quarterly updates.
Seriously? Does org mode - and particularly the fundamentals - really change that much and that regularly? And if it does, what's the point of learning it in the first place?
I occasionally use emacs and always have the intention of using it more. Whilst a lot of work has been done on it and, in many ways no doubt, it's much richer, the fundamentals really haven't changed at all in the 20 years since I started using it.
I think for these tutorials video is a fine enough format: it'll certainly work well for some people, whilst others would prefer a different format. Both of those points of view are OK. Neither needs to be attacked.
It’s simply a different market. People love videos.