OK, I have reviewed both of the Stellar.org created documents on creating Custom Assets/Tokens, then I looked at two third party documents. The third party documents are much much better than anything Stellar has created itself.
Here are the Stellar documents >
https://www.stellar.org/blog/tokens-on-stellar/ https://www.stellar.org/developers/guides/walkthroughs/custom-assets.html
Here are the third party documents>
https://www.lumenauts.com/guides/how-to-issue-a-token-or-ico-on-stellar https://medium.com/@brenn.a.hill/how-to-make-a-custom-token-on-stellar-ae5296512a2e
Here is why. The Stellar documents have links to generic function descriptions that provide me no insight to the parameters needed for all steps. The linked pages don't have all the information needed to complete the setup nor do they give someone a clear understanding of why each parameter and step are required other than a high-level description of what the step is.
The only problem with the third party docs is that at least one of them do not make it clear how to proceed when moving from the test network token creation to the public while creating tokens. None of the documents provide a clear understanding of the fees and costs associated with standing up a public token/custom assets.
Ok now the question, why is this the case if you agree? If you disagree then please troll me until the cows come home for making the wrong assumptions about the existence of clear guidance on Stellar's site. However, afterwards please point me to that document.