Greggman and webglfundamentals have been a significant help to webgl. It would most likely not be as well understood or used without them. This is because they

Greggman and webglfundamentals have been a significant help to webgl. It would most likely not be as well understood or used without them. This is because they were essentially the person to respond to webgl questions on stack overflow and provide responses that fit your particular problem. I'd look at their avatar and think "yep that's the webgl guy" if I ever came across a webgl issue on stack overflow. I've had questions answered by them myself and it was a good help. What's stopping people from making up a new site? Call it heappointer, simple markdown editor and tagging system. Cache the heck out of it through cloudflare and your operating costs wouldn't be very large.