I think the most difficult part is to find a good frontend dev available to jump into the project.

That would be a big stumbling block as I know nothing about web design or website development. They are also in huge demand at the moment.

I do know what I would like to build and how it would work in theory but there is a huge gap from theory to reality.

It would be more of a stand alone sports website built onto hive for web3 capabilities rather than another hive community. A lot like what LEO have done in terms of creating their own project and brand which is built onto hive but working as a stand alone project.

The goal would be to onboard large numbers onto the website itself rather than trying to teach them about hive. Instead it should just be another sports website with a crypto wallet attached to it as the only real difference from the web2 experience.

It would need to have lite hive accounts and proper analytics to rewards writers based on traffic rather than voting weight. Focus on engagement and fun rather than blogs.

The active community would find it's way over very fast and there is huge room for growth from the non hive public.

It would probably take multiple devs and a core management team to build the site as well as a strong source of funds.

Then you would need a team of volunteers to moderate each sub section and work on creating quality content.

It would obviously have to be built in stages rather than launching a completed product but that is where planning and management come into play.