I feel that every editorial should have 1-2 Hints for the given problem before mentioning the complete solution. What is your view on this?
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I agree, sometimes when I know that I can solve the problem but don't have idea, all I want is a small hint and not a complete solution.
Catching glimpse of a few random words from the editorial does the job for me, mostly. Sometimes however it is DP and the attention goes straight to the recursive formulation :(