Thomas I am inclined to think you have been offered some good advice already by others as to the suitability of what you are proposing, Roger in Canada's only mild mistake is on the subject of language. To my personal knowledge and experience virtually all the Swedish people with whom I have had dealings, either from here in Scotland or when working and travelling in Scandinavia invariably speak and read English often much better than those for whom it is claimed as their first language, a few of them in Scotland and a lot more in England. The idea of mixing a website proposing to deal with geophytes amongst a wide range of gardener interests, including some high level professionals along with, lets be brutally frank, some of the truly ugliest of man made dogs ever to appear in Creation seems very odd, perhaps even weird. As a Scot I am all too familar with the subject of cost appreciation and sharing but with all due respect, at a risk of mixing metaphors, [I am sorry and no offence meant] however, this is one duck which won't quack far less fly. I also think it is somewhat bad mannered to try to introduce your project via the courtesy of the PBS folks, tolerant as they no doubt are, it comes across as bad form given the efforts and energies put into PBS by volounteers giving so much of their time, so freely. I find that I am able to learn much from the sidelines about what interests folks in western and some other parts of North America............. a very wide 'church' ......... both geographically and in range of interests.....while I doubt if they can advance their interests much by what happens in Sweden some of which may be on a similar latitude to mine here in northern Scotland but where only the most southern counties of Sweden can expect to grow out of doors a tiny fraction of the same range of genera and taxa. Iain