Ask Slashdot: What can non-coders do for the OSS Movement?

Greg Briggs asks this burning question "My question for Slashdot is... What can I do? I don't know any programing languages, (I'm learning) but would like to help support Open Source Software. I am good with Photoshop and The GIMP, but have not been able to get in contact with anyone that could use my services. For some time I have been thinking of starting a database that could link people with projects that can use their services. It would be a "OSS help search" of sorts. Well, if anyone at Slashdot has any ideas for ways that I (and other slashdot readers) can help post them on the site. Also if you know of anyone that could spare some space and bandwidth I would be happy to run a "OSS Help Search" site." There are plenty of ways for non-coders to support Open Source Software, but I figure you all knew all the answers better than I did. And does that "OSS Help Search" sound like a really good idea to you all? I know I can could it, since a lot of people like submitting questions that would be better off on such a site...