DanPir

Almost for sure it would be a case of the "blind leading the blind" and it would start with quantity over quality but might get better and provide a lot of inputs.

That's an interesting variation

Clearly I am not talking about moral satisfaction

I do not see either but you never know... stupid ideas like this sometimes have unexpected results

Thanks, I already know it. I was asking about a platform very specific for that, with no volunteering, charity, medical, startup fundraising etc. kind of things

Very helpful! Thx!

Thx everyone although the suggested tools seems more for testing automation.

What I need is something like Site24x7, Catchpoint etc. but with the ability to verify the JS validation on form fields.

I join the question :-)

What do you mean?

Yes of course. It is not a technical concept for sure.

I do not think so... It is just provocatory I think

It might be a simple concept but it also might drive the future of F1.

It is a very interesting concept

I am not sure how many "competitors" there are already

Of course it sounds interesting...

Do you think would work the concept that the platform would not be responsible for the files uploaded?

Thanks, I did not know about it!

Yes... that was actually my concern

A freemium model of course is needed if the whole thing should be successful. About filtering the content... well, that is an interesting topic... how Dropbox ant its competitors deal with that?

1. I agree with your points but they are not needed for a MVP. Unfortunately I was not thinking that the whole platform would be very similar to Reddit... I need to find some elements of differentiation.

3. Also in this case you are right but I was wondering about a situation where the first users try it with a very small amounts of money (few dollars), they see they are repaid, then word of mouth, more users, more money etc.