No, thats actually requiring an effort on part of millennials. Because they expect you always personally attend to their needs and even help them to complex answers, when they bring nothing to the table.
Its also a hidden ruse, to make millennials read a thread, before asking "very individual" questions. Which is a net benefit, because we've put other answers in this thread, they might be interested in as well.
Also - this is very close to "support my emulation needs "one game at a time"" - which ruined the SNES classic emulation scene, so if we can - we try not to repeat that here ("how can I get Simpsons game to run in mame" is a question that was asked there maybe twice a week, by different people. This at its core is not "supportable" on emulators that run 6000+ games - unless you want us to go insane..
People have to learn concepts, not "how this works in one emu - and what buttons do I press for it in another emu.).
Also everytime, without fault, you tell a millennial to read something, and then come back with the answer once he/shes found it, they will call you a "dick". Its an unwritten rule. Its more consistent than a meme.
Their expectation is "i haz smartphone", "internet user, play alexa for me", "I leave thanks - great service". And thats effed.