If you're an end-user or a vendor with .Net portability or coexistence requirements, then nothing. You simply want Mono to work, and to work right. Or you're

If you're an end-user or a vendor with .Net portability or coexistence requirements, then nothing. You simply want Mono to work, and to work right. Or you're porting code out of .Net. If you're not using .Net, then most folks don't care about Mono. Or you're a partisan of some flavor, and of which we seem to have a surfeit. Nothing to see. Move along.