[sdiy] List of useful DIY web resources

[Michael Zacherl]

Hi Michael, Esteemed Ladies and Gentlemen,

  in short: Hi All!  ;-)

Michael Buchstaller wrote:

> I have thought about making a web page (searchable, 
> of course) with links and short descriptions of useful 
> SDIY resources, possibly in several categories (Data sheets,
> schematics, DIYer home pages, theory, good parts suppliers etc.)
> Everyone shall be able to add links; and some Editor(s) 
> shall be able to delete or  modify contents.
> Also, the person who contributed an entry will also have 
> the right to change or remove that link.
> 
> The page could be hosted at my site, but i would like to have some mirrors (just in
> case that i get run over by a truck...)

Great Idea!
Do you plan to integrate the existing SDIY-Archive 
  into this system? Would it make sense?

I just had the thought of ... how about some sort 
of bookmarksystem based on the existing archive?
I'm trying hard to catch up on the posts of the 
last couple of years and found a lot of useful, 
helpful, brilliant, informative, ... (well you 
know the list ;-) postings which are IMHO quite 
worthwhile to be chiseled in stone at somewhere 
central.

A structure of slogans/subjects (what's the word?) 
should be mandatory in order to be able to find 
some kind of structure.

At the moment I've no clue what's the best way how 
to deal with crossinformational contents like, 
let's say, "VCOs" (as modules or technologie or 
part of a complete system) and "ASM-1" (as a 
complete system) which contains VCOs.
But I's pretty sure this could be solved.

Well, maybe this would be overdone but IMHO very 
helpful. It also could become a pretty good 
entrypoint for new members of the list like a 
growing directory of FAQs for instance (just a 
thought as I recnetly came around Gene's post on 
"Eletronotes" he made years ago).

     soon,
        Michael.