A new sarus "textbook"?

[Databug]

Okay, if you're reading this then you've probably seen the official lesson page for learning sarus. Nothing against Adam of course, I know he can't devote all his time to sarus, but, I don't think it's very helpful. So I was thinking just now, there are a bunch of people with enough time on their hands and maybe enough experience learning languages out of textbooks in school, so why can't all of us collaborate together and work on an extensive guide to learning sarus, covering many words in the dictionary possibly. What do you guys think? Do you think it's possible?

[lightbitey]

Okay, if you're reading this then you've probably seen the official lesson page for learning sarus. Nothing against Adam of course, I know he can't devote all his time to sarus, but, I don't think it's very helpful. So I was thinking just now, there are a bunch of people with enough time on their hands and maybe enough experience learning languages out of textbooks in school, so why can't all of us collaborate together and work on an extensive guide to learning sarus, covering many words in the dictionary possibly. What do you guys think? Do you think it's possible?

Possible? Yes, will it happen any time soon? probably not. Not to burst your bubble or anything but, the idea is kind of moot at the moment, since we already have a guide, and much through explanation of how it's done. It's a good idea, I just don't know if at this time it would be a good idea to put it in action.
EDIT: If Adams sees this, just let him decide.

[chluaid]

The Sarus lessons were written in the text book style and the plan is for it to be the definitive Sarus course. As you know however, it's just an intro and it'll be a while before I get some time to do more chapters, in between working on Brackenwood, freelance stuff and the BCA chapters. In the meantime though, any questions on advanced Sarus concepts can be asked in this forum.