You seems to focus too much on the products. We first have to decide:
* What goal we want to achieve
* How we should a achieve that goal
* How we want to organize the community
Then we can get into more detail of what we want from a tool. Examples:
* Milestones
* Roadmaps
* Goals
* Tasks
Then we start by looking at the tools we have, bugzilla, wiki, github
and so on. After that, if none of those tools fit for what we want to
do, we can start to look for other tools. If we don't know how to
organize the community and what we want from a tool we will never know
if a tool fit your needs.
I wholeheartedly agree.
Let's take the current momentum to a fruitful effect.
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