Sanity check: would a low-noise investing forum be useful, or is this against the Boglehead ethos?

I’m a long-term DIY investor with a full-time job, and before I spend time building something, I want to sanity-check whether this idea is fundamentally flawed — especially from a Boglehead perspective. The problem I’m trying to solve is not day trading or market timing, but noise. A lot of investing forums skew toward short-term speculation, hype, and constant activity, which I personally find distracting and counterproductive. The idea I’m considering is a small, moderated forum where validated long-term investors share mid- to long-term investment ideas or theses, with an emphasis on: • time horizon clearly stated • risks and assumptions made explicit • no short-term predictions or trading talk • focus on staying disciplined and aligned with one’s plan The target user is a busy investor who already believes in long-term thinking but wants a high-signal place to generate ideas and stay accountable, not chase returns. My honest question: Is this inherently a bad idea that would just reintroduce noise and behavioral mistakes — or could something like this be genuinely useful if designed carefully? I’m not selling anything and I’m very open to being told this should not exist. I’d rather kill a bad idea early than build something that encourages the wrong behavior.