It's an ambitious project, but I like the idea.
Some thoughts:
-) to make this work (and not just be attractive within the limited scope of hthe Crypto-niche), you will have to ensure a really good UX, and also make the project attractive on a mass appeal-kind of scale. Otherwise, you will only have users from the Crypto-community, which can be nice, but it will severly limit the diversity and quality of the answers to certain issues. One of the reasons why places like Quora, Yahoo answers, became so successfull imho, is that they have experts in almost all areas of life. To imitate this, you gotta make sure you attract the average crypto-guy as much as the average non-IT grandpa.
-) I understand the desire to fundraise via an ICO, but I feel like you should try to have as much of a finished product (or even an active community) ready when you launch the ICO, so that this project doesn't get lost within the constant flow of B.S. ICO's on this community and elsewhere.
Good look - looking forward to see how this goes!
You're absolutely right - we want it can go mainstream and see our product in the hands of masses not just crypto community. The good part is we've already sorted that while building our tech for last few months and currently have a solid user base across other communities.
And I agree to the other point as well - ICO is not the main objective, it's merely a by product of an awesome experience that solves a genuine problem for people across the world. So first we want to get that right before jumping on the ICO bandwagon.
