Good "Beginner" / "How to Collect Stamps" Web Sites

www.facebook.com/groups/maximaphily/permalink/6598392730176159/?app=fbl
If I may, I show you in the link above the 6 different philatelic specialty groups that I administer on Facebook.
For beginners to experts, all questions are welcome and they are answered by the group members.

The same is true for a Q&A forum. The audience that I have in mind is too new to start asking questions because they are unlikely to know what question to ask other than: I am completely new to this. Someone sent me a big box of stamps and I am interested in learning about stamp collecting. Where do I start? What can I read to get some basic information before I start trying to frame questions?

Three of my 6 groups referenced above have a simple start-up: do what you want.
Creating postcards.
Scrapbooking with philatelic elements.
Collecting flora and fauna stamps.

Designing personalized stamps has some different requirements among the 60+ countries.

Obtaining a Mailer's Postmark Permit is tricky even for most postal associates. Despite the instructions in USPS Form 3615, the precanceled stamps section, not the bulk mailers.

As for creating maxicards, it can range from simple to complicated (or impossible), depending if you follow traditional rules, or non-traditional.
There are too many nuances for a simple pamphlet.

Collecting is and should be simple, almost reflexive.

- 1) Collect what interests you, and you will never be bored by it.
- 2) Whenever possible, try to leave it on the envelope or document to preserve contextual details.

The only beginner's tutorial that would seem worthwhile would be one that teaches how to (and how not to) physically handle and store the items.