After reading the comment on this recent post, I thought it may be a good idea to compile the best information that seddit has to offer. I'm curious if anybody would like to help develop (or see developed) a seddit handbook that compiles all of the tips, guides, interviews, field reports, and any other useful information from this subreddit into a handbook for easy reference.

I have about three years worth of experience with InDesign, and am willing to compile anything deemed useful into a nice eBook-like format. If you want examples of my work, I can post a few pages. As for the content, I would just like some feedback on what the handbook should look like and what should be included. If the first version is popular, I would be more than happy to constantly update it with the latest and greatest posts along with trimming anything that becomes outdated.

Here are some examples of what I think should be included:

Of course, I will give credit where credit is due with the auther's name in (somewhat) large letters under the post title. If there's interest, I have started a subreddit to allow people to suggest what should be included, what should be removed, design aspects, etc.

So, would this be useful?

EDIT: Just decided on the content first the first edition. Any comments would be appreciated on the subreddit topic.

EDIT2: Example piece: Talk to Everyone by aeoz, along with what I consider significant comments. Also, the subreddit topic