@Ben Ackles - yeah, it is an important point, that's why I made it. Obviously I'm aware that Automattic and the Wordpress Foundation are separate legal entities, that's why I referred to them as such. But the wordpress.org domain currently belongs to neither of them. If Matt wished to transfer it to Automattic, he could. If he chose to transfer it to the Wordpress Foundation, he could. Hell, if he wanted to sell it to Google tomorrow, he could. In theory, the Foundation, as owner of the trademark, would have the right to veto use of the wordpress.org domain by any entity other than itself. In practice, the Foundation is run by Matt and a couple of Automattic employees and I don't think he's likely to oppose his own decisions. In addition to that, if you search for 'Wordpress' at the US patent and trademark office, you'll find that while the Foundation own the WordCamp mark and the Wordpress logo, the Wordpress name is still listed as property of Automattic. It's a grey area, to say the least.