The original post highlights Watsi as a model but also points out that certain groups in need of help might not be as amenable to having their pictures or perso

The original post highlights Watsi as a model but also points out that certain groups in need of help might not be as amenable to having their pictures or personal info shared online (like victims of human trafficking, etc). That would create potential problems for an aggregator of humanitarian projects like this, because the decision on how much personal information to reveal is case dependent. 6degree.org's model is somewhat similar but anonymized [1], which seems to me to be necessary in this case but isn't as effective in some ways because it lacks Watsi's human element. I definitely think that variations on the Watsi-style model could lend themselves to some kind of aggregator, but it might be a challenge to integrate them in a uniform way. [1] http://6degree.org/ http://6degree.org/