I think an "anonymized" pitch would be hard at best and self-defeating at worst. If a company has tangible traction in the space, they way they describe themsel

I think an "anonymized" pitch would be hard at best and self-defeating at worst. If a company has tangible traction in the space, they way they describe themselves, the industry, and their products will quickly show who they are. I'm more interested in your "Wizard of Oz" idea. It's basically LendingTree for the VC community. If you could pair it with good warm introductions to VCs, that could be really useful. And realistically, if you analyzed someone's LinkedIn (probably cross ref with FB), you may be able to figure out who they might approach for the introductions. (I don't think LinkedIn enough is alone.. you may have just traded cards. Being connected on Facebook is a stronger indicator of some sort of relationship or possible engagement. Bi-directional following on Twitter is probably even stronger.)