I think man pages aren't always verbose or unreadable. In fact, most of the time, they are pretty easy on eyes for me.<p>But generally, it is not a "tl;dr" that I am looking for in man pages, it is <i>that one thing</i> I need not very often, but can't remember, like "what switch does `git pull` take to rebase" (ok, not very good of an example, but since these are things I "can't remember", I can't pull one out of my head right now). And for these cases, `less`, my default pager, has excellent searching capabilities.<p>For instance, I needed to check how to tell OpenVPN CLI client to take username and password from a file instead of stdin. I knew I had done it before, but didn't know which flag it was... just the third instance of "username" on the openvpn manpage called it out (--auth-user-pass). Such things, are IMO, more often needed, but not something a tl;dr would cover.<p>Great project anyways :)