Thatās why I tagged it as informational. The beginner-must-read tag is reserved for posts that new forum users have to read in order to understand how the forums themselves work (hence the name), and this post only explains how to read posts that you make. Itās not a must-read for new users, and I would prefer to use that tag as sparingly as possible so that new users donāt get overwhelmed by dozens of barely-related posts :]
Itās up to you, I guess, but personally I donāt think this post does much to achieve the purpose that beginner-must-read was intended for.
This guide doesnāt really do anything, because you could say at the start of each of your guides about your preferred editing options and rating system. Thatās why I removed the tags because people searching for guides with specific tags might have a harder time.
Nowadays, easy guides use some devices, medium guides use some devices and some new concepts, perhaps some blocks, hard guides require understanding of basically every device, and a few concepts, and can use a lot of blocks, hard guides are mainly block-code focused, insane guides are abstract or limit-pushing, and extreme guides shouldnāt exist even though a black difficulty square is pretty cool.
