What I would like to see is this: bring the whole "local food" movement to the Cloud. Local datacenters. If the somewhat knowledgable among us offer web services to family, friends, and locals, perhaps for a small fee, the entire ecosystem will benefit. We'll submit patches and make each other stronger, and our customers would have a physical face that they could punch if something goes wrong, so it's good for them, too.

But the money is in it now. We are by nature going to be on the fringe, and if you are not submitting patches and contributing to documentation, then the difficulties you mention are your fault. If your favorite free software sucks, it's your fault. This is all built on people coming together to help each other; complaining does no good at all (although I do feel your pain, don't get me wrong). The solution is to help out the best you can.

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