I don't. If they don't exist or aren't really good (fast, well documented, good APIs, bindings available for various languages) then I think that's something th

I don't. If they don't exist or aren't really good (fast, well documented, good APIs, bindings available for various languages) then I think that's something that needs to be pitched to hand waive. Maybe the Free Software Foundation has ideas, or the Document Foundation, and then also various governments. That so many governments use, and insist their citizens use PDFs, it's really not OK for us to have to depend on proprietary closed source software. I have zero problem with making a profit on great tools and infrastructure and services, but the foundation needs to be owned by the public.