This may be off-topic but I want to congratulate you on a fantastic attitude displayed here - your users are not just hipster-agency-devs but actual people in actual meaningful jobs and your first reaction is &quot;their needs are our bugs to fix&quot;<p>The epitome of &quot;User Needs&quot;<p>In the next couple of weeks when it opens I aim to join the UK governments &quot;Digital Services Framework&quot; where UK government software is expected to be written as open source.<p>The hope and intention is that development of a UK government solution (that say relies upon CouchDB) and so will have taxpayer money delivering bug fixes to users in the less well off parts of the world.<p>It&#x27;s the right approach - and one that will have long term benefits not just for end users of software, but subtle benefits for UK &#x2F; western countries.<p>We are getting better at this as a species - slowly.  And it&#x27;s attitudes displayed here that will deliver the most value in the world - even if you might not be the one to capture the cash...<p>Well done