Which one is not a characteristic of good documentation?

Correct option is C

Good documentation should be factual, accurate, concise, and timely. While "adequate" might sound acceptable, it is too vague and lacks precision. Professional documentation requires clarity and specificity, not just adequacy. Explanation of options:
· (a) ✘ Being factual ensures objectivity and reliability.
· (b) ✘ Accuracy ensures correctness and legal safety.
· (c) ✔ "Adequate" is subjective and not a standard documentation trait.
· (d) ✘ Conciseness avoids unnecessary information and maintains clarity.