It can't hurt to try it. I know it's a technology site, totally different to a coffee site, but the unraid website http://www.lime-technology.com/ has a wiki, and it is a good pool of information for people to read though, links to a threads etc. There is plenty of discussion in the forum, and often the wiki is referred to, or different methods discussed. It will need to be maintained, and it's not going to stop everyone posting, but if it helps half the visitors to a site, then why not try it? It would also make Crema a little unique. I also proposed it on CS and Andy didn't like the idea.
Dry bean. wrote:
Problem is most simply don't read them and ask questions anyway. There is also the danger of new members being fobbed of with a curt see here "link" people join forums to interact with one another, lets face it all of the information needed is already out there, you only have to search, if the solution to every coffee variable were posted in one area then forums would become redundant, I doubt any of us want that. Not suggesting KK's basic instruction post is not a good one, it is, and hopefully, people would read it to glean the basics, then perhaps ask more in depth questions in the forum. :thumb:
I agree DB but I also I think a link to useful information is much better than being told to use a search.
