Mathbrush has already done it, you can see it here.
As for what articles I would want to see show up at some point, how about the challenges IF faces for the new generation and what is being done to mitigate them- one of them, as someone else mentioned, is trying to make IF accessible- this does not mean just ‘easy to play’- to newcomers, and opening up to a broader range of IF authors. We have devoted a significant a mount of space to discussing IF theory, why not this?
I’d like to hear from them and find out about their style. Mathbrush has a series of IF author insights- no interviews though- about different authors who have ‘a significant body of work in their arsenal’. Adam Cadre, Chandler Groover, Ryan Veeder et al have been featured. There have been 50+ authors planned on that list, and there may be more down the road.
This one could be a thing- but there need to have enough reviewers first. There is no problem finding them, some may be authors (Mike Russo/Tabitha/Kastel), some are more active in the review departement only (JJMCC, wolfbiter), and maybe myself, but that’s something else for now.