Thoughts on including a Library for Research articles

[Pepe.la.peptide]

Good Morning @randy, and anyone else that reads this post or has a suggestion. Would it be beneficial to include a section that we can upload “research” studies, books, cheat sheets, etc…I’ve found quite a few studies that I think the community could be benefit from especially newer member's like myself. In my mind this would have section for beginners that would answer basic questions about the forum, a great example would be attention, if you get a 3rd party test from Finnrick please check to see if the failure was due to an overfill, I mean that’s just an example example I made up I’m sure they never happens, lol. As of right now I have 5 or 6 research papers I think would be good to include. Also, I think anything posted in this section has to have some type of authoritative source, with empirical data to support it. So far the community has been awesome both admins, and members so if there is any way I can contribute to keeping it that way I’m on board!

[Randy]

You can post them here https://community.peptidecritic.com/category/229/peptide-discussion When there are enough of them we could make a sub section for the Peptide discussion.

[Commander]

Please don’t add too much. Then it becomes a nightmare to find anything.
Sometimes having too many small cabinets is worse than having fewer big cabinets, especially when you have to go through them all to find something…

[Juan Doe]

I'm assuming that maybe indexing them would go a long way in finding them? Like all the words of the articles being searchable and not just the title.