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It seems to me like a combination of the current crowdsourcing infrastructure (i.e. those in the title, with the addition of Patreon) can fill that gap. I woul

It seems to me like a combination of the current crowdsourcing infrastructure (i.e. those in the title, with the addition of Patreon) can fill that gap. I would recommend experimenting with those first, and see if you can get an open source app funded through that. You can blog about the process, then compile your findings into a book (and perhaps a course). That research may help much more, and be much more likely to succeed as a project, than Yet Another Site. I've run a Kickstarter before, in case you have specific questions about that platform. :)

Mehrius 12y ago
Thank you for the reply, The main thing in my idea was the website project. I'm not thinking of a particular open source project right now but I'm thinking of a way through which one could find partners in developing one. More so, I'm looking for a way through which people that contribute to open source projects get rewarded in the long run(material reward and not the rewards you already get when contributing to open source projects). Maybe one approach would be create such a project by myself and go through all the steps alone and then like you suggested document my experience. Again, thank you for your reply, and if I need any help with Kickstarter I will reach out...