What a nice post, really. I had to smile. I can imagine myself responding to my original post like this. :-)

However,

  1. I lied a little. But just for simplicity. The idea is not mine but my friend's. He's one of the persons in the world who do have original ideas. But you're right still. There are attempts on the web to do something similar. We found them when we sought for a domain. :-) Nothing quite in the spirit where we would like to have it.
  2. We're Czech and the Czech web will be our primary focus. I am next to sure there's nothing quite like what we're planning out there in Czech.
  3. It doesn't matter if there are others running a similar service already because we don't know them (even after searching), so they didn't manage to take it where we would like. Our naïveté lends us a lot of charge and enthusiasm, and I think it may help us manage. If we won't, so be it. :-)
  4. I'm not 100% sure I still qualify for a newbie, maybe rookie would be more appropriate.

So thanks for the concern, but we're into it. Do wish us luck. :-) I must also thank alexm for telling me about Getting Real. That was exactly what I needed to read. An amazing book. One of those that not only gives useful information but also motivation and enthusiasm. It helped me tremendously.

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In reply to Re^2: Building a new community / content web application by Sixtease
in thread Building a new community / content web application by Sixtease

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