GeneralAntilles - as I understand it, maemo should be used when referring to the operating system itself, whereas Maemo should be used when referring to the marketing/brand being used in connection with the Nokia device product line, is that correct?
I intend to cover things from a slightly-educated consumer level. That's where Symbian-Guru.com is written from, and that's where Maemo-Guru.com will be written from. There's no question that Nokia is working on bringing maemo, previously a geek-toy OS, to consumers, with the N810 it started, and now with the N900 it's in full-force. As it has been explained to me, Maemo.Nokia.com is the consumer-facing destination for Maemo information for consumers, whereas maemo.org is roughly equivalent to Forum Nokia, aimed squarely at developers. If this is inaccurate, please do correct me.
To be completely honest, I'm not a big fan of the Maemo community of developers, and that's not something I've hidden in the past. With several notable exceptions, while this is an incredibly talented group of programmers/developers, there is little to no regard for the consumer experience whatsoever, including functionality, user experience, and user interface. A quick perusal of the current maemo repositories confirms that this is true today.
I most certainly welcome any and all maemo community members to chime in on Maemo-Guru.com, and have fixed the contact form to make that easier. I will most certainly correct anything that needs correction, and hope that Texrat will be able to assist me in being more accurate on non-consumer-oriented details and facts. Neither of us are above admitting when we're wrong, and fixing it.