MacRumors Oracle

People ask questions here alot. Lots of questions are very stupid and annoying, as such, "Where can I download a megagig of hard disk ROM for my monitor?"

Some others, however, are very intelligent and many people could beneift from knowing what the answer to a question is. One I've seen quite a bit was about white spots on the PowerBook. But that's not a "good one" since thousands of sites have information about this. I asked a question a while back on the spindle speed of the eMac's 160 GB hard disk. http://www.google.com/mac?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&safe=off&q=eMac+160+GB+Hard+Disk+Spindle+Speed You can see that this is the only result actually pertaining to the speed of the drive. Therefore, in a nutshell, MacRumors is the only place on the web that has information about the spindle speed of the eMac's 160 GB hard disk. Perhaps, just perhaps, a few other good questions could start a MacRumors oracle. I'd be glad to piece it together if enough people support the idea. Just my suggestion. Thanks for listening.

we could have a page though about, "per product" issues and issues about certian areas of OS X.

Oh, perhaps it could even have a Sherlock channel!

I thought of the perfect way to describe it... "The Knowledge Base of Everything that's not in the Apple Knowledge Base"

First off, I haven't been here in a while, because of a thing called life. Sometimes it really sucks.
Second off, I didn't imagine it looking like that. Kind of. But not completely.
I was thinking you'd go on the site and click on, say, eMac, then click on drives, then click on RPM Speed of Drives.

Or Powerbook, Displays, White spots on display.

You would then read something like:
"The speed of the 160 GB hard disk in the 1.25 GHz eMac is xxxx RPM.
Click here for the origional post"
or
"Many users have had problems with white spots on PowerBook displays, and Apple has in most cases replaced the display.
Click here for a list of links that point to posts relating to this issue."

Tell me what you think. I feel like this is a really good idea and wouldn't want to see it die.

*thrilled to see that, about a year later, my origional idea has finally been brought to life with the launch of the Mac Guides.* Thanks MacRumors!