I'd argue that if you are neither willing nor able to learn nginx's config file format, you should not be configuring nginx. The default config has example blocks with comments anyway. If that's not enough, nginx maintains current documentation. But if you're configuring a web server (or anything, for that matter), you should take some time to learn how to configure it.

This. I never understood the "every idiot can do it gui server" thing, just because everybody can doesn't mean everybody should.

Have we already forgotten how Microsoft Exchange singlehandedly launched an entire spam industry?