This open letter strike me as a bit naive. Communities, while important, do not decide what gets into or worked on in open source projects; in the end, it's the

This open letter strike me as a bit naive. Communities, while important, do not decide what gets into or worked on in open source projects; in the end, it's the developers who do. If you don't like where Ubuntu is headed, and it seems you don't, then it would seem that you have two options: move on or fork it.