In short, no - keep in mind that most advice out of YC or any startup-focused community does have value, but is not tailored to make your specific startup succeed. It is tailored to shotgun dozens of startups on a path where a fraction of them will succeed, so the people with slices of equity in them all make a profit. There are reasons to be founders in that mix, but if you are not a founder working with YC or another accelerator, you are playing a different game and need a different playbook.
You want to be exceedingly focused on making sure you have a problem with a market who will pay for it. If you are asking around whether people think an idea is good, you are not focused enough. You need an actual pilot user who is talking to you as you develop the product, looking at each iteration you product and either saying, "Yes, this is it." and giving you money, or saying, "No, not good enough" and telling you why not so you can iterate to something better.