But, it wouldn't be vaporware. It would be crowdsourcing the funding for writing the code, marketing, distro, etc.
You say, "this is what we want to build, details to come, but we're going to start fundraising on this date." That shows an actual real life commitment and gives them time to work out details like what this thing will look like, where it's going, who's building it, parking, timeframe, B12 demands, whatever, and gives supporters the ability to start contributing. Supporters see something is being done, they're empowered to get in and help, and the likelihood of the product making it to market is increased because funding is coming in.
I don't really care what the stadium is going to look like. I don't care who's providing the steel or the concrete. I don't care who's contracting for the concessions. I just want a date stated where I can start contributing, because that will make this all real. And I don't see why that hasn't happened almost two months after Weatherford made his statement.
I guess I should just stop reading this thread because the more I think and obsess about the statement, the silence since, and the usual USF way of doing things, the more pissed off I'm getting. And I can't be the only one.