One organization may have a lot of ongoing projects at the same time, but only 1 or 2 of them are going to spread themselves and be touching the world. Geeks are rare, mediocrity pervade. That’s why DW prevails for a good ten years.

Just my 2 cents. Looking forward to what you are going to achieve.

A quick testimonial for my point:
When I was in high school I took a basic class in Visual Basic. I’d had QBasic so I knew the language basics.
I remember that it was great being able to whip up a program in a short amount of time, create windows, drop buttons and text boxes in them, and so forth. I could then run through it one step at a time and figure out where my errors were. When I was done I could build it to an executable and it would just work.

I’m no programmer now and I know that creating something like this for web and/or Mozilla technologies would be difficult and in some ways impossible/untenable. But if developers and normal Joe Users have a similar tool – not some thing that they have to compile or follow multipart instructions to set things up – but a similar environment where they could pick up and go and create something without jumping through lots of hoops, we could see a much larger uptake in developing cool web applications and cool cross-platform mozilla-based applications as well as lowering the barrier such that less technical users could enter into creating applications.
Back in the day, my computer teacher assigned me to build a calculator in VBasic. I did so with no problem and today (with a little review of Basic) could still do so. But today, I feel the barrier to doing this is much too great.