On the Internet I read a problem about installation of Skype under SUSE. The person did not understand how to install it when he unpacked the file needed for the SUSE installation.
He got the reply that he should use the great benefits of the packages and download the SUSE version instead of the installer. His reply was that he used the SUSE version.

So I checked out the download section and came to the conlcusion that he was right.

Why is there no RPM for SUSE but a zipped file with no installation instructions?

SUSE rpm should be uploaded shortly.

So, why is there no installation instruction included then?
Or at least a message that the RPM has some delay or will be added later on?

I personally think that this is not a good way to distribute your software. I mean, even the most exotic perl-modules have at least a good readme file.