I liked the "fix someone's pain" message in this. It's easy to write software with more and more features (or spiffy never-heard-of-before features), but in the

I liked the "fix someone's pain" message in this. It's easy to write software with more and more features (or spiffy never-heard-of-before features), but in the end it really should be about solving a problem for somebody. Well, assuming that you'd like to make some money doing it.