Users are often inclined to suggest documenting workarounds for quirks using unrelated features on the features themselves, and why I think this is wrong.

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Product managers often face requests to document quirks within features. However, documenting unrelated features together adds noise and confusion. Instead, it's suggested to use platforms like Stack Overflow for specific user scenarios, allowing targeted solutions without overwhelming general documentation.

Why I don't document quirks of a feature on the feature itself.

So, what is the best way to help this user?

<p>Lukas is 100% right here. And he’s also pretty much guaranteed to answer your SO question, one way or another.</p>
