Netgear prints this site on their box and touts their use of open source firmware; however, I'm just not seeing any benefits.
1. If the stock firmware was good, we wouldn't all be looking for open source alternatives.
2. The guys doing the development seem like hobbyists (that's not a bad thing), but for Netgear to promote the site, I'd expect some full-time developers to be assigned to making dd-wrt, tomato, or openwrt work on the routers.
I've used two routers, flashed the firmware from this site because the stock firmware was either buggy or didn't support openvpn client running on the router. The "open source" solutions also aren't working. I didn't come here to learn to program my own router, but rather to use existing third-party firmware. However, it looks like the open source stuff has to be shoehorned to fit into the Netgear hardware and then doesn't work well once it has.
I chose Netgear because it seemed to support the open source community rather than try to hinder it, but it actually seems that Netgear is just trying to use the community as a sales tool without actually offering any added value.
I'm not sure where to turn at this point for quality networking products that are feature-rich and just work.