I’m not sure if you are saying that you skimmed the report right now and couldn’t find the list, or that you think that it was a mistake for the report not to contain a “centralized bullet point list of difficulties.”
If you are currently looking for the list of difficulties: see the long footnote.
If you think the ELK report should have contained such a list: I definitely don’t think we wrote this report optimally, but we tried our best and I’m not convinced this would be an improvement. The report is about one central problem that we attempt to state at the very top. Then there are a series of sections organized around possible solutions and the problems with those solutions, which highlight many of the general difficulties. I don’t intuitively feel like a bulleted list of difficulties would have been a better way to describe the difficulties.
I’m not sure if you are saying that you skimmed the report right now and couldn’t find the list, or that you think that it was a mistake for the report not to contain a “centralized bullet point list of difficulties.”
If you are currently looking for the list of difficulties: see the long footnote.
If you think the ELK report should have contained such a list: I definitely don’t think we wrote this report optimally, but we tried our best and I’m not convinced this would be an improvement. The report is about one central problem that we attempt to state at the very top. Then there are a series of sections organized around possible solutions and the problems with those solutions, which highlight many of the general difficulties. I don’t intuitively feel like a bulleted list of difficulties would have been a better way to describe the difficulties.