To address a few replies:
A beginners guide, instructional on pressing rosin… like times, pressures, amounts, and afterpress techniques for storage, etc. I know we have a section for extracts but this would be the “for dummies” version. I know our site stepped away from the “potentially lethal” instruction concerning BHO. Figured with a no frills starting point for those that want to start pressing would be excellent.
*A repository or forum to share EMPIRICAL research
Of the many goals and ideas for the forum, one of them would be to start building out "official" tutorials that we can reference to and as a community.
IMO, our goal should be not necessarily finding information that we can ALL agree on (because good luck with that,) but that we can GENERALLY ALL agree on that's backed by evidence and data.
The Autoflower Network has been doing this longer than ANYONE on the planet has in terms of serving the growing community when it comes to information on autoflowering cannabis. That lends an incredible amount of credibility to what comes out of our mouths (collectively,) but that also means that we have to be careful with the information we're touting as correct, truth, etc etc.
I've been putting together a format for tutorials and education for the forum, that states our objectives in terms of scientific method and CHALLENGING the science behind what is presented (even if it's information that we ourselves present.) Kind of a "let's cover our asses" statement for any tutorials posted up, that say "hey, it's not just me, or just one person offering up this information, but what WE (as a community) have generally accepted to not just be true, but repeatable, verifiable, and backed by actual data.
To help fend off the trolling shit bags that tend to show up when you express excessive brain usage; for anyone that wants to CHALLENGE that information, having a clear path to how they can do that (without being a trolling shit bag) is important too, because we can think one thing, but then maybe there's that one person out there that has some perspective, knowledge, or information that makes the current information outdated, non-relevant, or otherwise.
So YES to creating tutorials, but having a flow or structure to how that happens is going to be a critical part of that process.