The idealism here is really noteworthy, and (as just another commentator/user here) I must say I like it very much. As you yourself note, however, I can't see

The idealism here is really noteworthy, and (as just another commentator/user here) I must say I like it very much. As you yourself note, however, I can't see any possible way to make what you're describing practically work out: there is absolutely NO way to tell the good guys from the "growth hackers". :( The other problem is that the bunch of people willing to do this work - which (I say this non-critically, please note!!) is similar to IRL work for a community organization or similar, in that it's not attractive or "widely scoped shiny impact that looks awesome on paper" - is much, much smaller than the bunch of people with evil grins just waiting for more tidbits to use against everyone else.