Andrew, if you want this to catch on, you'll have to come up with a better presentation than a website called webhome.org that is nothing more than a few wordpress blogs and a few Wordpress social plugins. You are not even remotely close to being able to present this concept to anyone.

If you want to be webhome.org, then you'll have to look like webhome.org from day one. With webhome.org, you are in the same boat as all of us with our tiny little Dolphin sites, that are for the most part, see more an insignificant part of the big picture. You face the same basic question that all of us face: "How do I get people to look at my site and say, "Wow! ... I need this"? Funny thing is, the easier you can answer that question, the smaller your site is likely to be.

It seems like the majority of Dolphin users are building some sleazy porn site, or internet peep show, or MuchBetterThanMatchDotCom dating site. I expect that it's pretty easy to find members for those types of sites. It's not that difficult to find some lonely hearts that cannot find a real world relationship, so they turn to the virtual reality of the internet in hopes that things will somehow be better.

The site owners that want their site to be a valuable business site, or the ones that truly want to offer something better, face the most difficult challenges. Anybody that has been at this a while, knows that you can't draw members by telling them that Facebook or Myspace is bad for them, nor can you do it by telling them that you have more features, or better features. The average internet user just doesn't care about those things. They just gravitate toward things that seem familiar to them, and are usually very reluctant to get involved with something different.

For the average internet user, webhome.org will just be something different. Come up with something that make the average internet user say "Wow!", and then you will have made a difference.