So I read all 43 pages of this. Here's my thoughts.
1. I see that we have people who are really putting time into this to try to make this happen. That's great.
2. mcrocks, no offense, but that UI is really not very thought out tbh. The UI doesn't look very easy to use and I don't think the "Metro" system is such a great idea especially since Windows' own Metro failed terribly. I feel like some of the stuff here is a little rushed, and that people feel the need to immediately contribute by producing whatever can be made. We need to slow down a little bit and think about what we are creating at the core. And that leads me to the next point.
3. What are we actually making? I have read all 43 pages word for word, but the wiki and forums are down. From what I can sense it's a pair of glasses that has a picture projected/reflected onto it?
4. It also seems like the idea is that it will be augmented reality stuff, but.. that's big. That's not something we can just randomly decide to include or not include. If we're making AR glasses, Minecraft (and all other games) will need mod(ification) support, and a ton of it. This is something that would take a team of professional developers to make happen. (Think about Microsoft's new HoloLens). Otherwise, if we're not doing AR then it's just a screen on glasses, or basically an Oculus without the immersion.
5. We have no input devices from just the glasses. Apparently the glass will also be able to operate without a computer, as some sort of Google Glass type of thing. This requires (preferably multiple) ways for it to receive input from the user.
6. forum and wiki are down
7. Website has spelling errors.
Tl;dr: slow down, think about what we're making, fix the forum and wiki
By the way guys, I've made us a chat room at
http://tlk.io/gameglass if anyone wants to join. You don't need an account but you can login with Twitter if you want. This could be embedded onto the website with this code:
<div id="tlkio" data-channel="gameglass" style="width:100%;height:400px;"></div><script async src="http://tlk.io/embed.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
