That's true, everyone has ideas but very few actually implement it. So I think I'll try and get something up and running (a website explaining the concept) or probably write a white paper and then comeback and ask around because if I ask before I do anything, I'll probably be discouraged or loose interest.
You should publish your ideas and what you need, so you can start building a team.
You are right in the general sense but I literally spend hours thinking about ideas that can improve the crypto environment (while making $£$£) and I go through processes from curtailing the idea before it starts to trying to implement them only to reach a fatal stumbling block. Serious people in this forum won't take you seriously if you don't have something a bit more solid than an idea. So that's where I am, implementing ideas until I find 'the one' where I can come back here and pitch it with evidence of my hard work, business plans etc
Its not only about the people here but equally the people out there because the world does not operate on ideas rather the phase of implementation because thats what makes the difference between someone who is a thinker and another who is balling with that and I am sure when you are done thinking and ready to move to the next phase the community is full of people who are ready to buy into that dream and make it more robust.