Andrea,
Since it looks like we were replying at the same time, I will respond to your email by just saying, any step you have been running successfully as an ordinary user, you can update the manual to remove any root reference in that area.  That would be better and safer for everyone.  If there are any questionable references, we can just add one line towards the beginning of the manual, stating that if something does not work as a user, try sudo.

On Wed, Jun 29, 2022 at 3:27 PM Andrea paz <gamberucci.andrea@gmail.com> wrote:
The question of whether to install from root/user is best left to
Phyllis. She always uses her system as root and so I think operating
as root is more tested and stable. Users using other distros can
report if they need to be root to compile. I compile as a user on Arch
and have not noticed any problems: like you I think it would be better
not to recommend being root. However I do not know how to operate on
the code and my judgment has no concrete justification.

Perhaps you can add in the manual, at each sentence that requires you
to be root, a sentence indicating that that step can also work as a
simple user.

Phyllis, what do you think?