Can you give us some info first? For example: how do you plan to select who is in, and who is not? Will there be any contract or something? Is it a problem if I'm not fluent english speaker?

Sorry, I could only put so much text in the post...

We would chat first, and decide if we would want to team up. That's really about it. Then I'd like to work on one project together and see if it's a good fit, for all. There would for sure be a contract, so the money stuff would have to be worked out before hand.

And how can anyone reach you?

Put it out into the wild as soon as possible, and get some users/customers. Then there always be some rush, that keeps you motivated.

I think for english speakers the .rs suffix can be interesting (e.g. love.rs - already taken, but hey). In my opinion uncommon domain names are ok, because nowdays you don't have to remember the full domain name to find the site what you are looking for.

Yes nowadays most of the startups have wired domain names, sometimes even confusing with pokemon characters http://evilbrainjono.net/pages/startup-or-pokemon.py

But when it comes to Google and searching isn't it true that awkward domain names will not get better search results?

No, I don't think so. Google is clever enough to recognize your title tag along with your domain name. Of course it is little harder to be the first result for a search, but that's because new domains tend to be that way. And if you make enough money you can always buy the .com counterparts.

What programming language do you use? Your website seems to use ASP, and that is not the best (IMHO) for MVPing my ideas, for example.

Couldn't agree more, I used ASP.NET MVC on that website to test-drive the framework. For most projects we use http://www.servicestack.net/ or my own framework http://code.google.com/p/sharpfusion/

What about this for hardware acceleration in css: http://davidwalsh.name/translate3d ? I don't know if zepto uses it, or not.

I was looking at gitlabhq and http://rogerdudler.github.com/git-guide/

In Hungary ember means people. :) So this is ads for the people.

Add .rs too. :)

I tried this out. I think it is really good idea, but really bad implementation. I wanted to draw something, and save it. But I had to login first. If you log in, you lost your drawing. Then I redraw it from scratch, then clicked on the save, and the server went down, so again, lost everything. Sometimes the cursor draws without any click, and ruins all your previous work, and you can't turn it off (maybe a bug). Then I tried other way. What if I just draw a small part, and save it? Before save it automatically cropped my pic for best fit (if you resize your drawing area, you lost everything).

So, for about the tenth time, I finally finished my "nyan cat", and published it, to see what's gonna happen? Some time after, I got an email, that they refused to publish it, and gave me some bullsh*t (one or more of the following) reasons. So one, or more? Why don't they tell me specifically? And some of the reasons were hurtful for someone, who tried so hard to finish something.

Anyway... As I sad before, I like the idea, but the implementation is pretty flawed, and painfully slow.