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But that's what you will want to do...follow the guideline, use commands and set up ownership properly.
Use commands would mean codifying the steps, so even the author doesn't know how to write English, you won't make one step wrong.
Second thing is, besides you, there are many many little daemons around you and using your computer, just waiting for you to think you are the sole owner and do one wrong step...