Linux Fund just bought the domain Open.org, now it needs your input on what to do with the website. The remarkable nonprofit has given away $750,000 in open-source project donations to date, and is now asking: "come help us imagine what it could be."

There are many fine websites like FreeOS dealing with open-source software, with my favorites being Linux.com and H-Online. Open.org could be a resource center to host open-source projects, much like Sourceforge. It could be a place to host all app stores -- Intel's AppUp, Android Market, and Apple's App Store -- included.

Or it could be a place that hosts tutorials. It could be a center where budding programmers pick up basic programming techniques.

ITWorld has mentioned some user suggestions, which include being a link farm, an aggregation site, or a listserv. One commenter had an interesting suggestion -- a social network (not specified if it would be for open-source enthusiasts).

But being a nonprofit, Linux Fund has to make revenue off of it enough to fund operations. It's got a big opportunity here, and the domain name is great. E-mail Linux Fund at open@linuxfund.org if you have ideas.