Good comments. A few thoughts...
We only kickoff building one app a month.
1.Community will be attracted / restricted by the platform.
We agree and realize helping the community grow as a core responsibility of assembly.
2. There is too much fatigue out there, as there are so many such "ideas" competing for mind-space.
We've thought a lot about this too. These are just of few of the initial app ideas we received. We curate all the new ideas that come in and work with the submitters on the promising ones before putting them up.
3. SAAS based products for small businesses, freelancers has become a kind of a cottage industry with limited scalability. I am doubtful how much revenue this can generate.
I believe some the current app ideas are attacking larger opportunities, for example support-foo.. its proprietary competition would be a Zendesk. "Zendesk’s fiscal 2012 revenue will be approximately $30 million"[1]
[1] http://www.pehub.com/2012/11/29/zendesk-ready-2013-ipo-sourc...