Beta Push - an attempt to organize a dialogue between developers and users

A new site called Beta Push has been released . The site was created so that developers can publish materials about their start-ups and products, and users can write reviews and comments, as well as set product ratings. The categories of products and services under consideration are not limited to and include social networks, Web applications, hajests, operating systems, shareware, commercial software, OpenSource projects, and others. And the term “beta” cannot be applied to most of the projects discussed.

The site seems to be quite young, and the interface has not been worked out in some places, but what is frankly pleased is the registration procedure. On Habré, the topic of a friendly registration procedure was recently discussed - and so almost everything was there, as the author wrote : Maybe this is the first swallow ... By the way, right after registration I was given karma 10 :) But closer to the body.
Step-by-step interface for creating small revisions. The service has few users, so there are not many articles on it. Mainly on popular themes like Windows Vista, Mandriva, FF, etc. Topics are filtered by parameters: new, old, popular and unpopular.
In essence, Beta Push is a voting system that allows users to promote their favorite services in the ranking and lower unloved ones. Developers can receive constructive criticism of their startups.
On profy.com I read a commendation about him, which, among other things, says that site users can earn on publishing articles through their AdSense accounts. I was interested in the idea itself, but found nothing on Beta Push. Maybe tukayu opportunity first you need to "earn" ...
Q: How do you assess whether there is a need for such a Russian-language project, which would be fully dedicated exclusively to runet start-ups and written programs?
Q: And separately, how do you like the idea of ​​material incentives for the quantity and quality of user activity?

ZY I remembered the recent joke that ran here : - Why do you call this version of software 'beta'?
- Coz it's beta than nothing.