Previous discussion on the previous attempt to restart it (which includes a comment from the OP of this discussion): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10326550
A cool feature would be submitting a poll or Ask with a flag called [community]. It would mean: I give up any karma for posting this poll|Ask thread.
It's simple: one bit. Anyone who asks a community question and doesn't mark it [community] is fair game to be flagged into oblivion.
That should remove the incentive for karma-whores, while giving the community at large a chance to self-administer itself.
Those idea threads are clearly popular, losing them is kind of sad.
1) Monthly at most. Certainly not weekly.
2) A separate account needs to create threads. Some blurb needs to be put in place to prevent other accounts racing to create the threads.
3) The threads create work for the mods. That needs to be understood, and stuff put in place to minimise it.
I said all that the last time you posted this thread.
The way you're doing it now is not avoiding those problems, and is doomed to fail. Ignoring minimaxir's link to mod comments seems sub-optimal. Have you tried emailing mods? (Make sure you address the points I mention above if you do).
This startup idea will
a. Restore democracy
b. Provide jobs to thousands
It's a startup that's
c. Profitable from day one
d. Extremely viral
e. Easy to launch with very little technical development
f. Media coverage almost guaranteed
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