yeah its always good news seeing vue expand, and this is a nice step into getting vue functioning even better in the production pipeline and it should generate some cashflow and expand the userbase (in my opinion) im glad to see e.on continue to expand and improve, but this move will also make sure that e.on needs to step up as far as the stability and memory leaks are concerned, the more users the more will experience issues. In the longrun its all peachy and great tho + im eager to see/try it out myself sounds promising :)