D needs a programming blog and some house keeping

[biorelated via Digitalmars-d]

I have only recently stated learning D,coming from 
Ruby/Python/Perl dynamic languages.  I bought TDPL and I have 
read Ali's book and I bought Adam Ruppe's D programming language 
cookbook. These are amazing books and they have taught me a lot. 
more than I ever knew and I  have to thank D and the D community 
for developing the language.

I have peeped through the fence to view the neighbour's (Rust) 
lawn and it is well kept. How do I put this? D is a fantastic 
house with a lot of amenities and fantastic family members. The 
family keeps to itself and does not make effort to showcase how 
awesome they are. Please write blog posts and reports a little 
more.  It would be great if Walter kept a programming blog and 
the same for Andre to shared personal thoughts on 
thorny/fantastic issues on D. Rather than share them with family 
only. Why? Because to grow the D family is more about adopting 
grown up children than giving birth.

Excite me the new comer, keep me busy learning. Don't let me pee 
all over the house before I find the bathroom. I mean D's 
documentation can be improved. It just takes a long time for a 
new comer to figure things out from the current docs.

I have learnt that a lot of fantastic discussion happens at the 
forums. My problem with threaded posts is that there are often 
more than 2 to 5 subtopics going on in a single thread.  I find 
it difficult to follow threads and when I do it is painful to 
sift through the discussion. I also find it difficult to watch 
video. I love to read, underline, go back to the previous 
paragraph, pause., pick from the last bookmark.  With video I 
cannot do that without a lot of effort. Maybe it is just me.

D's  mailman is often late.
D's twitter account is rarely updated. I often rely on 
programming language accounts  to learn the latest. But even a 
new D release or a new beta is often not tweeted until days 
later. Hot discussion and topics are not mentioned on the twitter 
account not even  D weekly update by Adam are spared.

Talking of 'This Week in D'(TWiD). What if TWiD became D's 
programming blog? People other than Adam can make contributions  
and when he is late or gone on holiday or got overwhelmed, 
someone else can take over. Hot discussions can be summarised on 
the blog as well. New releases and betas should be announced on 
the programming blog.

I think I am in love with the D language. I have only been here 
for a short while and my views stand to be corrected.