As long as work on ext3fs is progressing I'm personally quite happy, since you can always use ext3fs to mount a ext2 partition. Heck, I don't particulary see the need for the ext2fs patch if ext3fs will exist; but thats me.
ext2fs patch is much more important, because it needs little to get upstream in the Hurd. (Unfortunately, it requires too much time for testing.)
ext3fs is kind of experimental, still in alpha stage, and users won't benefit from it soon. For some reasons I'm totally forced to finish ext3fs (even in buggy state) as quickly as possible. This is my diplom thesis, and if things continue to go at this rate, I'll have to change it :-(
Regards, ogi
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