I work all day and at the same time have two kids home for the week of spring break, so it is hectic for me.  While I was at the office today I came up with the idea to create a project site for the best ones that hit here.  There are plenty of pre-built CMS that will work and I have some server space.  The only thing that I do not have is a proper domain to use.  The only free domain that I am not using at the moment is nexxusdomains.com and that really does not fit.  So......two things that I need everyone to pitch in on.

1.  Help come up with a domain name that will work for a "multi in-development project site" based on this thread here.

2. I think that voting is the best way to pick which projects hit the site.

I only want to use some kind of system to limit the number of projects because there are going to be some that are not quite ready.  I am not picking on anyone, but will use the P2P mobile network as an example.  It is a great idea, but you are going to have to take some first steps before anyone is going to follow you. I want to implement a crowdfunding back half to the project site or even a second domain for crowdfunding and I would hate to see people invest in projects that are not past the initial planning stages.  The P2P mobile idea is awesome and I am not saying to go out and build a cell tower in the back yard or drop a load of cash to convince people to get behind you, just put together a bit of a plan.  I started this thread for ideas from the bottom up and I do not want to discourage outright brainstorming.  If you have the idea and not a clue where to go with it, speak up and say that.  Others can take your idea and run and with the right level of cooperation, every one wins.

Edit Addition:

The more I think about it, the more ideas I have for controlling some things.  Here are a couple tentative rules for being listed.

Buddy System...every project placed on the development site needs a minimum of two people on the project.  Anyone posting an idea here that is Jr Member or below will need a user to agree to partner with them.  This is not a financial obligation, simply that each project needs two people and one of them should be above Jr. 

Each project to be considered will have to have its own thread.  Take your time and plan out your OP.  Put together the thread and make sure that it is self-moderated so you can keep it neat.  Add the link to your original reply/post here.

At the moment, I cannot think of more than that.  As time passes this thread will be neatened and cleaned.  I would not suggest trying to sig spam.  Projects listed here will have one of two things happen to them.  Projects added to the project site will be asked to condense most replies into their OP here and delete any that are not important.  Once a project is picked up,  I intend for it to only appear here on this thread once.  Most replies will be deleted and that OP should have a link to the project site, a link to thread that is devoted to that project and a short description.

Projects that go nowhere or get little attention will be deleted after a reasonable period of time.  At the same time, if there are a couple of replies they will be deleted. 

Anyone on the forum that is willing to help maintain this thread and keep it neat, let me know.

Bitcoin Wallet debit card is one option which all online wallet providers should consider.
This will defiantly help in gaining more interest of more people to their wallet.

There already exists some P2P mesh phone networks TerraNet[1], serval[2] and FireChat are a few. None of them involve payment to phones you use as relays. Still,  that doesn't mean the idea of paying is dead.

My latest thinking is to have wallet numbers as phone numbers. That way you can be sure who is calling you and that you have got through to the number you dialed (various ways of doing that). Still not sure if relay phones can check in real time if they will get paid (by looking on the blockchain to see if the wallet has enough coins in it) but I don't think being cheated would be a big problem in general. Sure, someone could write an app to cheat the system by generating wallet numbers that it uses one time (or a few times)  with no coin in it but they'd lose the ability to identify them selves to the callee, hardly seems worth the effort, if fees are reasonable. I'm not into hardware of phones so don't know how many models have wi-fi (which seems a good way to form the mesh). If wi-fi is common (and accessible from an app) then if apps are written for a few platforms perhaps the system might boot it self and grow slowly, in different geographical areas to start with. The phone can use the conventional centralised system if no mesh phones are near by. If I knew much about writing such apps I might of had a go. As it  I write C++ CAD/CAM code and am getting on a bit, so am not sure if I could make a decent job or even get the job done before I snuff it. So I'll leave it at that for now.

[1] http://www.terra.net.lb/
[2] http://www.servalproject.org/

@morantis

Just noticed this thread. Here is what I would throw into the idea mill. I am sure someone has thought of this before, but I have never seen it written about.

They have these "CoinStar" machines everywhere where you can get rid of your piles of change, and convert them into gift cards for merchants, or coupons. It would be great to use this vast infrastructure to convert all this change into btc paper wallets.

I'm sure this would be already happening except for the regulatory issues involved.

Theres many video of bitcoin presentation on how to start and earn with it and you can find it on youtube But it all depends on people watching if they dont pay attention on tutorial they will not easily earn with bitcoin and very besy tutorial is human and hands on for people who knows with bitcoin.

For your own site you could integrate your existing video into a Flash project and make it interactive.  Or even another method outside of Flash.  You could walk the user all the way through creating a wallet, sending a transaction and such in the app.  Use GUI's that look just like the ones they will deal with.  You could use arrows and cast your video snippets to one side or the other and use opacity maps to change focus, like a first timer walk through tutorial in a console game.  The user cannot get past that part of the video until they have done what is asked of them and if they get it wrong a few times, then another video is accessed that helps them a little deeper. 

You could put a quiz here and there and give away a few Satoshi for work well done.  Just a thought.