In article , Tony Cooper
wrote:

The real point is that it is the user's decision to do this. Without
knowing his reasons, you have no business telling him there's no need
to do it. What you do or need is not necessarily what he wants to do.

when i see someone doing things the hard way, i'm going to tell them
about alternatives that are much better, more efficient and much more
capable.

they can still do thing the hard way but at least they know that better
alternatives exist.

unfortunately, people like you would rather let them live in a cave
oblivious to alternate and much better solutions and learning new ways
of doing things. that's bad.