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I assume a lot of people already know this but in case anyone doesn't, Stack Exchange, the software that powers MathOverflow, is now free. If there was interest in creating a RationalityOverflow using the same software then convincing the community it is worthwhile is the only barrier.
I wonder what puts a question into the category "rationality question", and how people would know to go to that site to ask such questions.
This is a good question and I don't have a good answer yet.