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Originally Posted by Stephen
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It doesn't matter if it's a "primer" or not, and your constant reference to that is starting to come across as a scapegoat for criticism. If you're going to attempt to give out advice there needs to be an obvious means of applying it. If you don't do that, your point is simply not going to be acknowledged or used effectively, like we've got right here.
What you've written is akin to a Supermarket providing "Loyalty Cards" to their customers, forming a consumer profile through their purchases. This is generally used for pricing strategies and promotions, both of which the managers of servers have nothing to do with. This is the only thing you've used as an example, and the means of classifying people does reflect the true nature of segmentation. Like in your reply right here, you're simply rubbing against a tiny portion of the characteristics in Market Segmentation, and it's really basic-level marketing. Sadly, a simple Google search on the subject would provide a more user-friendly guide to the same advice you're trying to convey. I still believe that if you showed and applied the concepts in a true Graal setting, your entire "primer" could have been so much more targeted, applicable, and valuable to everyone.