Loebl, Ruth wrote:
"We need more and better introductory and training materials"
This is a re-curring theme (even in the 24 hours I've been a member of
the list!)
Quite a few communities use a "wiki" to keep up to date pages on a
certain topic. Anyone can go to any page on a wiki and select "edit",
and it opens a text box to edit the content.
For example, the CSS discuss email list has an outstanding wiki for
learning about CSS:
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/
It is maintained, updated and monitored by people on the mailing list.
New items of interest get put in the appropriate place on the wiki as
you go along. This helps people who aren't on the list, and keeps an up
to date guide to the topic.
If that sounds like a good idea, I can host that and/or help get it
going? If you would prefer one of the regular list members hosted it, I
could help them set it up (assuming they have suitable hosting).
As a previous reference, I host the (under-used) JAWs scripts repository:
http://alastairc.ac/jaws-scripts/
Which is a similar idea, but more oriented to collaborative development
of scripts.
Kind regards,
-Alastair
