Very interesting. I often kill time browsing through photos on houzz.com. There are also user discussion forums (formerly gardenweb.com I think) that talk abo

Very interesting. I often kill time browsing through photos on houzz.com. There are also user discussion forums (formerly gardenweb.com I think) that talk about all sorts of home topics like house design, plumbers, etc. I then think of computer build discussions[1] for gaming or AutoCAD work that insert links from pcpartpicker.com. Notice how pcpartpicker urls enables posters to easily dissect each others' "what if?" component choices. It seems like a website could really combine the enthusiasm of the houzz/pinterest crowd with the deeper integration of a pcpartpicker.com. Instead of the "green tags"[2] on houzz being someone else's choice (and hence an unchangeable "ad"), the green tags would be picked by the user of a particular 3D generated model. The "green tags" could also be choices crowdsourced from others including freelance interior designers. [1]http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1988274/good-computer-autocad.html http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1988274/good-computer... [2]example: http://www.houzz.com/photos/30526217/Black-Is-The-New-Farmhouse-farmhouse-dining-room-san-francisco http://www.houzz.com/photos/30526217/Black-Is-The-New-Farmho...