You did it again! Back to square one.

Less number of closed blobs -> less maintainership overhead, less number of requests to be to Nokia, more easiness to actually replace the blobs if the need arises -> non-marginal increased chances of the platform being actually useful in the future.

And sorry, but it's been you the one that has had to start deviating from the main topic with totally unrelated and non-verifiable stuff like ARM not being a initial target of MeeGo --despite the FAQ he has clearly partially read has an entry about ARM _exactly_ to avoid him saying that ARM is a secondary target of MeeGo--, then got his ego hurt when pointed out numerous times about his multiple factual errors, and eventually started doing "goodbye" posts in increasing number of colors only to come back later.

My main point has been clear since day one, I still don't see how you can objectively argue against it and you'd be lucky to find one open source developer that does not objectively find it true.

The only thing that is keeping me here is watching yourself dig your own manhole by spewing more and more opinions about things you don't know about (technically, I'm also digging mine by burning my posts-karma ratio).