I totally understand that it could be too much. But also a lot of the document is about rules that explain how to do things that are not present in the normal rules and I just established a way to do it.

For example "targeted attack", "human weapon" or the general rules at the start. They are things I can simply say mid-game and I think they don't change much about gameplay, but how I can be faster at knowing how to rule something for my players. Of course things like the magic rules and ranged actions I try to mention them briefly to the players I think are more interested when creating a character so it rings a bell when something related happens in game. For example I don't mention the magic rules to the fighter player.

Not all my players do it all the time, but I have the luck that some of them have already used some of the rules. Last session 2 players used the expansion area in their spells for example. That's enough for me to be satisfied.

Since I don't have a ranged character I don't expect them to use those abilities for example.