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I love that, and would absolutely welcome it.
I actually have a repo at codeberg up where ive started moving the rules and things for public access/visibility, and thought that a wiki could go there (and be easily brought elsewhere if needed without any intervention needed by me).
Even if was just links to resources we could post up, whatever.
I'd be happy to spin up another repo just for wiki use and link it in the sidebar. The big issue is, of course, the content itself, so we will need some folks to contribute.
But if its an interest I can get this started in a few hours (summer sports for the kids, probably not going to be home for more than a few minutes for about.... 4-5 hours)
Yeah the content generation is definitely not my forte , my idea of a strong password is P@ssword. I think definitely a link aggregate would be the lowest hanging fruit. But looking at the limited engagement on the post it might not be of interest to the community. I need to work on my security knowledge anyway so I'll chip away at something. If it eventuates I might raise it again in 6-12 months
Eh I can just start something, but it'll probably be tomorrow.
In true internet fashion, maybe I'll put some terrible recommendations in and let the fediverse "correct" me. Or I'll just put together a decent list of links :)
This sounds very wise, enthusiasm to correct is much stronger than to generate. I'll start throwing some things together.. but there's a bit skill gap
I actually started something yesterday on codeberg. Right now its just a glossary of terms, I haven't had the time to do more than that.