> My own doubts are on the lines of "No one will want to use it" Statistically, this is always a good bet, as it is with every other idea. That makes being a n

> My own doubts are on the lines of "No one will want to use it" Statistically, this is always a good bet, as it is with every other idea. That makes being a negative person so rewarding ;-) > I'm not sure how to go about leading people to the project. Featuring on HN is a start. Seriously, if you believe this thing can work, finish your prototype and get it online. Personally, I believe in stripping the idea down to the simplest implementation that could possibly work. Build it quick and dirty, see how it goes. If you don't know any of the "movers and shakers", prepare for a lengthy take-off period. Distinguishing between a long runway and utter failure can be the hardest part. But other than that, go. Do it, now.