I get that. When I write a good article I am frequently researching a topic I think I know, but I need to know more to write on it with authority. When I finish the article I feel smarter, but also it brings me pleasure to produce a really good story with carefully crafted words and explaining something complex in common terms. It is even more rewarding to have people enjoy what you wrote.
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Knowing everything on a topic is very rare and reserved to academics, the creator or those working close to it for long periods of time. Certainly a part enjoyable of writing on a subject or doing a deep dive is greatly expanding your own understandings internal model and it's fidelity within your mind.
To write with true authority on a matter is something rare these days sadly, and unless an individual is knowingly casting info out there without the full scope or situation being portrayed.. Most try to avoid this though I think, personally have in the past made assumptions out of a lack of understanding come through in writing only to feel like a jackass upon realizing an incomplete understanding skewed analysis.
Never expect anyone to like or loathe what gets written, if it happens it happens and shouldn't be taken as gospel. Everything we write here has eyes on it and through this it has some form of power beyond just some random bytes in a string.