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I would definitely read it, but not sure about contributing. Is the goal to be like wikipedia, open sourced and vehemently anti-commerce, or to be "TechCrunch f

• acgourley 16y ago
  I feel that the most useful information in this area isn't undisputed fact - but the opinion of experienced people. Opinions are the crystallization of experience. Wikis don't do opinion well. So I think the right solution is a series of lessons owned entirely by each contributor, and then a wiki-like index that organizes and contextualizes the lessons. And of course you can just RSS to all lessons, or to a specific contributor. I think I can hack that up in drupal.
  • sbisker 16y ago
    If you're socially outgoing, I think there's a role for something as simple as "Mixergy for Makers." I'd tune in to an interviewer with some domain expertise and the ability to tease out of people the how-did-this-really-turn-into-a-product answers that no one is really trying to find right now.