Wow, a reply! Thank you :D
Well, what could it look like? I've thought on something like the
MAKE:blog (www.makezine.com/blog), but with a CMS (or wiki, maybe)
where users can post their projects and files. I like the MAKE:blog,
but there's no place for collaboration between users, and the project
files are located on the user's site. So, the idea is to unify all
things on one place, use free software to design the circuits and have
people working together. I don't have shiny pictures and the like yet,
but some projects and cool ideas. Oh, and a friend of mine is going to
help me too.
That's it. Hope that u like the ideas!
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