Asa blogging daily on sfx was one of the short-term action items, which apparently doesn’t work with him being on vacation. I know that some better items of communication are envisioned with a software upgrade (sfx is running a rather old version by now). Which is pending hardware upgrade, you know the scoop.

Maybe it’s time to pull the plug on a few things on sfx, I doubt that the forums over there will ever grow out of the mess they’re in, for example. Maybe, just every now and then, some admin should just say “this project sucks” instead of relying upon mass ignorance. But then, pain isn’t necessarily a better feeling than numbness.

I left Spreadfirefox.com quite a while ago because whenever I had a project idea, even when I actually produced something that would be ready for use, no-one would actually get involved in the projects, and it would just die off slowly. Whenever I wrote anything about policy or anything of the sort, there would be no-one who said “That’s great, I’ll think about using that in my own projects!”, only people who would say “I don’t want to do this” or “Firefox r0×0rz”.

It seems that the only thing Spreadfirefox.com can currently do is simple campaigns like “Scribble ‘getfirefox.com’ on walls” and the like. Any real projects are abandoned as there are too few people there who are willing to agree on doing something, and doing it.

Your Real Solutions are great, and I hope the SFX admins are listening. Spreadfirefox could be so much more with all the people they have and all the dedication. They just need to organize it, and your points seem to do that.

@anon - Not everyone is born in the US or GB, and even if they are, not everyone finds spelling and grammar as simple. Seriously, man, learn some basic manners.