Going into more detail, I’d desire the ability to have tiers of tags; ones that affect each entry on a bottom level that go by content, which would be user-supplied, and then larger categories which would be applied automatically by media type, as well as manually but moderated, like genres, target demographic, and so on.

A User system would be necessary to keep track of whose ideas are whose, and to sort users by their talents/desires.

This all sounds like way too much to fit into one site to me, and I know that a common frustration of people involved with realizing someone else’s idea is that the person supplying the idea has absolutely no clue what of their plan is feasible and what is impractical/impossible, so really what I’d like to know the most is where this idea aims too high as far as the coding is concerned, or if it is all practical, how much such a thing would cost to develop.

Probably the thing foremost in your mind (I think it would be in mine if I were you) is “why the heck is this dude coming to me spouting ideas and asking for advice?”

I don’t really have an answer for that, but the idea I have for this site works sorta similarly to fukung, just a bunch crazier, and also I just got done writing about in my underground ‘blog thing that me and maybe five of my close friends ever read, here: http://norock.no-ip.org (consequently, the entry you’ll find there has a lot of detailing about what I’d want this site to be).

I realize it’s risky to put forth concepts, but when they meet the right people, sometimes those are the projects that really change the world (like youtube or google or whatever), and that’s what this site is all about. Maybe you’ll take my idea to a company who wants to do something with it and make a lot of money off it, or maybe you’ll dismiss it as something not wasting time on. Maybe you’ll never even read this far! If you do, I’d appreciate a response. Thanks a lot!

Curt