Forum organization

As you know I am trying to organize the forum to better handle new members with a lack of experience in C/C++ as well as experienced members as well. It is my hope that we can create a sort of "share the knowledge community where novices can accelerate their growth by piggy-backing on the more experienced, at the same time I do not want to limit the experienced coders by keeping the organization too basic. By taking opinions from all users I can make the best choice so I need to know what you guys want and how you think this place should be organized.

This is what I'm thinking right now:

1. An introductory guide to new users

-Explanation of C/C++/C#

-List of Compilers and Tools

-List of guides/ Books/ tutorials on C++

2. An intermediate Guide

-What to learn next

Basics of:

-Windows API

-D3D

-OpenGL

Introduction to Reversing

3. More advanced tutorials

-inline ASM

-More advanced functions (such as detour)
... Well it's hard for me to think beyond this point.

NOTE: One thing I am trying to consider is Sticky space. As you know there are some pretty important tutorials up there already, so here is what I was thinking. I was thinking about that if space ever became a problem we could combine links to several important threads in one thread, but I won't worry about that till later...
I am trying to compile all the information I can as fast as possible. Hopefully by the end of this week I will have a clear idea of what needs to stay and what needs to go. Over Fall Break I should have a rough draft figured out.

I know a lot of sites I have visited organize entire sections based on skill level, so I think this is going to be an interesting experiment to have all these different skill levels mingling together. Hopefully the outcome will be positive... only time will tell.