I don't get it. You have two paths if you know what's wrong with the docs: 1. tell them it's wrong, 2. tell them how to correct it (pr), 3. ignore it and let yourself or your team run into the same issue in the future.
The amount of money ms makes is irrelevant to any of those points. The docs writers will make mistakes - this is unavoidable. The question is then: do you care whether your coworker sees the same error in the docs.
I'd rather fix their docs than leave that to some random question on an unofficial forum that you have to Google with very specific keywords.
The amount of money ms makes is irrelevant to any of those points. The docs writers will make mistakes - this is unavoidable. The question is then: do you care whether your coworker sees the same error in the docs.
I'd rather fix their docs than leave that to some random question on an unofficial forum that you have to Google with very specific keywords.