Twitter tried this (jelly.co) and it didn't catch on. I think the challenge is that the question base is so broad and most local experience revolves around thi

Twitter tried this (jelly.co) and it didn't catch on. I think the challenge is that the question base is so broad and most local experience revolves around things to see and do, which is largely a solved problem between Yelp, StubHub, Google Maps and Google Search. Also, I've found that if people don't want to use the massive number of local reviews already on those sites, they tend to ask their actual friends. Why ask a single random person a question when dozens or hundreds have already posted a review about a local experience?