An excellent idea, ngawang.
Almost 20 years ago, The Linux Information Project started an education site.
The format is clean and would work very well for a 'Trisquel Information
Project' to which members could contribute anonymously.
If your proposed site would offer both private and public forum membership
options, as well as a community blog, we will be glad to serve (pun
intended).
The inability to manage settings on this current forum reminds one of
facebook timeline, but with no controls. :-)
Many similar projects are ongoing from the 'old-geeks' groups. Remember
COBOL, Unics, UNIX, and ARPANET? Don't fear anyone - just use their resources
for good!
www.sba.gov/content/score
www.fundsnetservices.com
This is the main index of The Linux Information Project. (as an example)
www.linfo.org/main_index.html
New users/members may be interested in the history of GNU:
GNU Definition
www.linfo.org/gnu.html
GNU Manifesto, The
www.linfo.org/manifesto.html
