Sharing is caring. If you have done the research and you, have taken time to create this collection you are saving time for someone that will come across it.
Do you use any tools for web site analytics? Do you have visitors?
I've gotten a sour taste for the destruction of good writing with "Here's how your 802.11a/b/g networking card works with networking concepts for easy how to network" spam that populates search engines, and I've seen this never-ending SEO arms race that seems to be its own job that takes as much time as the making of the content, and I don't know if it's worth doing something I hate if I don't know why I'm doing it.
Mostly, I want to write to simply understand, but I've had delusions of grandeur that this may be more valuable to someone, but it's hard to know if anyone legitimately shares my endeavors to broadly understand the way I do.
I imagine other people have this problem: you work on a project for years, the purpose morphs a few times, and you're left wondering why you're still doing it. This isn't really a business I can "sell", but I'd feel a tremendous sense of loss if I deleted all of it on a whim.
That's a great idea. I have done it in the past somewhat, but fallen out of practice. It's organic SEO I can stomach, and that may be the cause of my lack of feedback right there.
Do you use any tools for web site analytics? Do you have visitors?