I'm happy to build packages for things I use that don't already have pkgs. 
However, it raises the issue of "On Trusting Trust".  I've generally not been 
enthusiastic about binary packages because it's so easy to Trojan or backdoor 
one.
How does OI deal with that?  This is why I have, until very recently, built 
from source.  Linux made doing that fairly absurd with all the dependencies and 
as I was just using Linux on a test system for email  I started slacking.  Time 
to stop.
As an incentive, how about a lottery?  People who build things for their own 
use and supply an IPS pkg get a ticket in an annual lottery for each pkg they 
contribute and the prize is of the order of 1000 Euros.
Have Fun!Reg
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