You have to start somewhere. I don't think the goal here would be a mass market product. It's just more of a token gesture to raise money for free software projects and help foster a free software ecosystem that furthers the goal of a free software phone. Right now we have people working on free software for little to no pay and free software advocates using non-free software. People who would otherwise buy a free phone although don't necessarily have the time to flash a phone themselves. Even if it trivial and takes less than 30 minutes our time is more valuable than the little bit extra it would cost to get it preloaded (from a financial perspective, not a free software one).

I'm kind of getting the feeling this is a worthwhile effort. At least worthwhile to investigate further.

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