so heres my idea. im thinkin of making the ultimate producer starter guide, with a glossar, cause it may be a few pages long. in it, i want to habe EACH and EVERY must know tipps, guidelines, do's and don'ts etc
for example :

- there will never be a nexus 2.x in the near future
- leave hypersonic alone, it only messes with your fl studio
- there 3 important kontakt versions , the 5.2 r2r and the 5.6 unlocked and 5.6 r2r
-a guide how to structure your vst hard drive /folders
-how to clean uninstall kontakt/nexus/fl studio etc
-a list of uncommon folders you need to know (appdata/vst3/program files/service center)
- starting tips for fl users ( use a limiter on the master etc)
-most usefull vst tools (effectrix, chuthullu, izotope stutter etc)
-how to install waves properly
-starting tools you need (deamon tools,7zip,kontakt nicnt lister,revo uninstall etc)
- a simple guide for kontakt libraries install and how to make a custom nicnt


....and so on, like all the usefull knowledge in a huge pdf or something, where every user can submit his pro tips ...what do you guys think?

 

That's basically encouraging pirating not encouraging producing.

Instead why don't you write a pdf about some of your producer tips.

on a similar note "The producers manual" by Paul White is a great book

 

good point.....well , i dont want to discuss piracy , and i think its a audioz specific guide, and can save a lot of time for new users, plus neither do i want to encourage piracy or tell newcomers on audioz the same old -look on the sister site etc .

 

at least some points are more a guid of "how to use pirateVST(is)". Dont think thats a good idea.

 

That doesn't sound like "THE ULTIMATE GUIDE". What you want to create is more like "Overview over tools and instruments for music producers". And as the others mentioned, this sounds like a guide mostly beginner pirates would be interested in. Someone who buys most of the stuff wont run into some of the things you've listed.
When I hear "The Ultimate Guide" I think of tons of short tips on DAWs, mindset, workflow, arrangement, inspiration, glossary, essential plugins like EQ etc