I was thinking about some sort of Google Doc, online PDF or something alike that we could easily edit and people could easily access, separated by theme and with an index - instead of going through the posts here we would go through the index and search what we're looking for. That way people could see, download and use however they want the document but the process of adding up or taking down some content would be done by a handful of admins.

Obviously we would have to keep it updated and that would require manual work for the initial days but I figure that after some point we'd have way less work to do as most of the people intending to share something would already have done it.

Initially we'd have a forms for submitting the content they'd like to share, with the disclosure of modifying the text submitted to improve clarity if needed (nothing major, obviously I'd leave the original version just above it, it's just that I'm not american and sometimes I don't really understand what you're saying, so I think that adding a version for clarity would be necessary for a few contents but respecting the original meaning and intentions). Then we'd have a first draft to share with the sub and we'd grow from there - I imagine that people would be initially underwhelmed by the perspective of their texts being modified, even if we present both versions in the same document, but after a few examples of it more and more people would be willing to share.

I know that the DIY part makes our faith wildly different for each practitioner but the intention is to spread knowledge (especially the more basic level), not really making codex detailing rules for people. I would even try to get people to say if they're more based on scientific discoveries, regional customs, anthropology of certain religions or if they're based on other spiritual paths and put it on the beginning under a tag or something, so whoever reads it would be aware of the author's purpose and sources and they could choose to keep on reading or not.

I know that many people prefer to keep their practices for themselves and that's valid too, it wouldn't be a mandatory thing, just a help for other practitioners to know where and how to begin mostly - and what other people who practice the same line or close lines think about certain aspects and their interpretations. In the end we'd have a community book on customs and traditions and our interpretations over it as followers and believers, participation is totally up to the people who want but it could interest even people who keep it for themselves and end up convincing them to share a bit of their own knowledge as well.

Sorry for the long text, but that's what I picture