Personally I do not think this is a good idea and something boonex should not invest in. The concept is the same as openID, with more information stored about you by webhome.org (if I'm right). Having all this information stored by this organization takes a lot of responsibility and seen the track record of boonex so far, I do not believe they are capable of being trusted with all that information.

"no full control over your data, full freedom and no privacy fears"
I might be mistaken see more but “no full control” and “full freedom” are contradicting each other. It means I also have no control about what other people can see about me, something that gives me privacy fears!

Of course boonex has the right to work on other things than dolphin, however seen the current state of the project/website I do not think it was a wise decision to use the boonex blogs/forums, to share these thoughts.

There are many complaints on the state of orca, there is no clear user/developers documentation, forum posts don't always get replies, bugs are not always added to trac, and more. Because of this I believe that investing that $200.000 in sorting out dolphin, would give you a much better ROI than webhome.org. I might be wrong and to quote houstonlive "you are not even remotely close to being able to present this concept to anyone" so that might contribute to it, but webhome.org seems a revolution that is already dead and buried, before it even started

Regarding sooperstars, this idea is also not new and there are some social network sites who have implemented something similar successfully. What boonex should do with it, is making it available as a module for dolphin but slightly different. People can give than their opinion about people they know and in return they receive tokens. When you have x-tokens you can use these to see what someone else said about you. This would be a good initiative to give your opinion about someone else.