HowToJoomla looks to me like a nice community website for Joomla! users' Congratulations to its founder on a job well done.As editor of an online trade magazine that uses Joomla! I can say it works great for us, though keeping up with its progress can seem daunting at times. But that's what you get with a free CMS. At least it won't become s stagnent system.To give something back to the Joomla! community I've also developed a website for joomla! users. The purpose of the website is to create a directory (you're thinking now 'yet another directory') of joomla-based websites. But this one is unique. On adding a website to the directory it is validated as being based on Jooomla 1.0, 1.5 or 1.6. Quite a simple task to carry out, but it does ensure that the directory retains its uniqueness. And that it will not become a link farm. Its core directory component has been custom scripted by the develpers for this purpose.So, for those adding a joomla-based website, progression through to completion is a simple process. Once added, a verification seal can be used on their website. This can also be used for linking to the directory. Currently this is not mandatory, but would of course be better for all concerned.If a website fails the validation process, the user is reminded their website is not based on a version of joomla, and has a 60 day period during which thay can update their website to a joomla-based one. It's up to them. If they choose not to their membership is deleted automatically.Search Google joomla index I think it's page 2 at the moment and climbing.Joomla users can view the website here to find out more: http://joomla-index.com