Why do these interesting OT-powered projects never live long enough? Notable exception being Etherpad... /rant
Questions to GoInstant folks:
1. Quill is a good project. Will it live on? I remember noticing Quill when starting work on a very similar product (not yet released) with the same working name. ;)
2. What happens to the OT API? Will you open source it for the benefit of the public?
Shameless plug: The WebODF [1] Editor is a very powerful but rather underfunded project that aims to surpass Etherpad in terms of features, which is possible due to it's technical design. Funding would ensure that people would get something that could one day approach Google Docs' word processor, feature-wise. I've been working hard on it with three other developers for the past two years but money is always required. :(