I'm working on a website dedicated to helping people discover and enjoy the best reaction videos across YouTube. As someone who loves watching reactions, I often find it challenging to find high-quality, relevant reaction videos without spending hours scrolling through YouTube.

Here's what I'm considering:

• Main Feature: Grouping reactions by the original video being reacted to (e.g., all reactions to the latest Marvel trailer in one place)
• Categorizing reactions by type (movies, music, gaming, etc.)
• Providing metrics to help find the "best" reactions (views, like ratio, engagement)
• Creating a community space for discussing and sharing favorite reactions

I'd love to hear your thoughts:

1. How useful would it be to see all reactions to a specific video in one place?
2. How do you currently find reaction videos to watch?
3. What frustrates you about discovering new reaction videos?
4. What other features would make you excited to use a reaction video discovery website?
5. How would you define a "good" reaction video?
6. Any concerns or potential issues you see with this idea?

Your input would be incredibly valuable in shaping this project.