I have a SIP network among some friends of mine, and it is awesome. The quality and latency are superb, and the resource usage is acceptable. The problem is pee

I have a SIP network among some friends of mine, and it is awesome. The quality and latency are superb, and the resource usage is acceptable. The problem is peering with all of the lazy third-party networks. It seems something always goes wrong when I try to SIP some random Cisco system outside of my infrastructure. The client applications and libraries could also use some TLC. I have a feeling that WebRTC portals are going to be the main way SIP calls are made as time goes forward, so somebody has to do it, I'd be glad to devote my life to it if I could make a salary and do it as open source. I think SIP could be great, if some focus were put on interoperability and service providers. We really need something you could rightly call the GMail of SIP to show the world that open standard n-to-n video conferencing can be done well.