The part of your personal project that I might be vaguely interested in is "what can it do for me?". The fact that it's yours, personal, latest, or that you want to know what I think aren't particularly compelling.
Use a better headline next time.
And ... answering your question having visited the page: not much.
Since you're asking for feedback, here's mine: Definitely add GPS as an option.
Maybe you can hook into Google Places or Foursquare to find the location or address. You can narrow it down to individual stalls if you want to give the user the option.
I know there are a lot of good reasons not to use GPS here, but it seems like having it as an option would definitely help so that people can get involved by just using the app.
Very nice, despite the ridiculousness of the idea, it could potentially work. The landing page needs some work though for sure. Is there an email I could reach one of you guys at?
Can you flag certain codes as not actually being a toilet stall? I may want to post one of these codes in the damp corners of a CTA train car (and other stinky locations).
We don't necessarily have "flagging" but we have enabled a crowd-sourced "Tell Us Where This Stall Is" feature (with optional GPS tagging). However, the whole premise is based around being a mobile forum...so there's really no reason why you couldn't 'dump' it into some dark, damp, corners of a train car...(just keep in mind that all the in app language is tailored for poop jokes!)
Finally something to do while you're dropping a deuce (other than reading HN, of course). I don't know about a great idea, but it is a humorous one indeed. :)
slap a QR code on anything, document it, annotate it, discuss it.
for sure you can come up with a rev model... if people are in there too long offer Ducolax... other context-based offers and ads... let people report when stuff needs servicing
There is so much to love about this. It takes writing on the stall wall to the 21st century. It seems like an indictment of asinine status updates. It has great use of double entendras (spelling?): "Start the movement"! "Plop! The rest is history". And it totally speaks to the 12 year old boy that lives inside me.
I really love how you took something hilarious and immature but still made it smart and somehow witty.
Irrelevant, and wrong.
Take 100 people, teach them CS for 3 months, you get 25 years of programming experience. But I wouldn't want to have anything to do with their code.