I'm not sure how ability to learn Emacs and ability to construct a good knowledge base are more than weakly correlated.
I know dozens of people who use Emacs and dozens of people who have well-organized knowledge bases and while a few people have both that's about what I might expect based on random chance.
Some people might want to help their grandmother organize themselves better as they age, why do they need to learn a DSL and ecosystem instead of just downloading an intuitive app with modern UX sensibilities?
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I don't care about that. If they can't learn a (non-"simple") system then they won't have a good knowledge base anyway.
I'm not sure how ability to learn Emacs and ability to construct a good knowledge base are more than weakly correlated.
I know dozens of people who use Emacs and dozens of people who have well-organized knowledge bases and while a few people have both that's about what I might expect based on random chance.
Some people might want to help their grandmother organize themselves better as they age, why do they need to learn a DSL and ecosystem instead of just downloading an intuitive app with modern UX sensibilities?
Is that offensive to you?
lol. no.