All I'm saying is they can do a better job presenting the information so these things are more readily findable. People are calling this a footgun for a reason. And no, that link isn't mentioned in the docker overview page[1]. Unless you're talking about another overview, which... come on, lol.
Seriously, there's so much room for consolidation and accessibility of their documentation. In terms of relaying information on side effects and how to identify those side effects, this is so much less approachable than pandas and sqlalchemy documentation, and that's saying something.