Designers and Developers could be paired by taking a short quiz and enter a mentor program with another designer/developer of greater skill. A user would be able to set a limit on the amount of people they'd like to mentor or choose not to mentor anyone. As a mentor, you would be willing to critique and help another designer/developer improve their skills.
The mentor would also be allowed to upload video/docs/ & other media, that only his/her mentor could see. You could also have options to buy the mentor a coffee, cool, gifts or points based on your experience through this "mentor-ship". You could also set a time it would extend for.

What I want added to Forrst the most is the ability to categorize my posts into "projects". I want a little button that says "View more posts in this project" on every post that is categorized. (Keep reading, these aren't tags).

Let's say I'm working on a site, we'll call it "Site X".
I'm using Forrst to get feedback from people who are both designers AND coders. People who have the skill and knowledge to give me feedback on most of the aspects of my site.

I now have these options:
* Posting a code snippet from Site X and asking about it (or sharing it)
* Posting a design snapshot from Site X and asking about it (or even simply showing it off)
* Asking a general question related to a problem I'm facing with Site X

The thing is, each of these individual posts only grants a limited understanding of an issue, or a code snippet's intention.

Forrst is a platform that can allow its users to gain a really deep understanding of a website, by seeing all of these posts together. This way their feedback can be way more valuable.

Posts can also peek my curiosity about the related project, what if I want to see more snapshots and snippets? Do I start searching or could there be a simpler way?

If you add this, I recommend giving the "Project opener" an option to give other team members who are on forrst permission to add posts to that specific project. There could even be project notifications, which notify the whole team.

I know this can be done using the tags feature, but I think that's kind of a workaround.

Tell me what you think!

Getting from Forrst to Uservoice to report a bug is more or less OK, because it's typically a one-way communication. Report and forget.

However I am REALLY hesitant to use UserVoice to suggest features and improvements (and being an experienced user interface designer I believe I have a thing or two to offer). What I would much rather prefer is to have a section (or even just a dedicated post) on Forrst to make suggestions, and then to be able to follow it, to like comments made by others, etc.

To elaborate why UserVoice is not working for me - I am OK with sharing my real email address with Forrst and registering there under my real name. Because I know what I am getting into. But I do not feel comfortable doing the same here, on UserVoice, because frankly I just don't like outsourced user care services and don't believe they will treat my contact information with proper care. I am posting this from a disposable account, and I think it's the third account I created here.

So, please build the suggestion (and bug) tracker into the Forrst itself ASAP. You are missing out on a lot of feedback.