RV10Farmer
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I'm planning to start building an RV10, and have been sifting through materials in all places. I have spent days going through posts in this forum and learned incredible amount of stuff, spending countless hours going through builder blogs, watching builder Youtube videos, etc. They are good, but at the same time, they are incredibly hard to organize from a builder's point of view --- say for future reference. Taking good notes for something you will run into in 2 years is difficult, and it is common to stop constantly updating these notes. Every builder repeats the same exercise with different coverage.
So, would it be great if there is a Wiki page ? Where all the experience/stories from the community, including VANs, are presented in a structured and organized and searchable way. Maybe with pointers to the origins of information, such as VANSairforce.net threads, Youtube links, URLs to documents, vendor web pages, etc.
I'd imagine there will be enough volunteers to contribute and maintain the content, and keep it sane. Maybe VANS can be interested in chime in from time to time too.
If this has been tried before, what is the reason it didn't survive ?
What does it take to start one ?
Any legal hurdle ?
Money ?
So, would it be great if there is a Wiki page ? Where all the experience/stories from the community, including VANs, are presented in a structured and organized and searchable way. Maybe with pointers to the origins of information, such as VANSairforce.net threads, Youtube links, URLs to documents, vendor web pages, etc.
I'd imagine there will be enough volunteers to contribute and maintain the content, and keep it sane. Maybe VANS can be interested in chime in from time to time too.
If this has been tried before, what is the reason it didn't survive ?
What does it take to start one ?
Any legal hurdle ?
Money ?
[Gets brought up every few years, Lee - imagine it would be an enormous time commitment. I see this is your first post. Just off the top of my head I could envision 'influencers' and commercial enties flooding it with their products and videos for clicks. My guess (having done this website for nearly 15 years full time) is you'll spend 90% of your time doing things in the background on things you haven't fleshed out. At least that was/is my case.
And to be honest, I view it as competing with what I'm trying to do here....so I'm conflicted.
v/r,dr]
And to be honest, I view it as competing with what I'm trying to do here....so I'm conflicted.
v/r,dr]
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