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2 smallest. I completely agree with all your arguments. This is indeed an endless amount of information, which ultimately creates some difficulty in its structuring.
I am not against the idea of organizing tactical schemes in one collection; it is a very useful endeavor, undoubtedly. I just don't see my role in this process. FizMiG is not suitable for hosting text materials, as I have said repeatedly. And combining several schemes into one table to make it a reference guide is technically impossible - it's not the right data format.
I thought about this issue at the beginning. In the end, I had to abandon this idea.
I am not against the idea of organizing tactical schemes in one collection; it is a very useful endeavor, undoubtedly. I just don't see my role in this process. FizMiG is not suitable for hosting text materials, as I have said repeatedly. And combining several schemes into one table to make it a reference guide is technically impossible - it's not the right data format.
I thought about this issue at the beginning. In the end, I had to abandon this idea.
