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    Hm, I might have pondered this before (not here), but what about
    splitting the tutorial up in two parts? One for users new to emacs (but
    who can edit files already, maybe used vi before), and one for users who
    are new to editing with emacs (who have used pico or notepad before).

It might be useful to have two different tutorials, for users coming
from these two different places, but I don't think this corresponds to
"splitting" the current tutorial.

    advanced tutorial:
      * dired
      * customize
      * ...

We have documentation for these features already, in the Emacs manual.
I don't see any point in redoing all that work.