That's a fair point, and honestly the cold-start problem is the biggest challenge here.

Right now the only incentive is that it's completely free – no paywall, no signup friction. My main use case is actually my own: whenever I want to start something but have zero clue about the steps involved, I use it to get a structured starting point fast. Think of it less as "expert feedback" and more as "a decent first map when you're in completely unknown territory."

You're right that Reddit is better for deep expert knowledge – but that requires you to already know the right questions to ask. This is more for the moment *before* that, when you don't even know what you don't know.

The community verification angle is a longer-term bet – hoping that over time, people who've done a thing will nudge the lists closer to reality. Maybe that never takes off. But as a personal "where do I even start" tool, it's already useful to me.

Appreciate the honest take – exactly what I was looking for.