That sounds noble. But, concretely, you want to help people make SaaS products like Storemapper (mentioned in the article)? I don't want to sound demeaning, but is that really such a noble goal?
When I started there were zero angel investors and next to zero VCs. Things have got a lot better, but we still have a long way to go.
Sure he's not curing cancer but there is a tremendous amount of nobility in his future actions.
Look beneath the surface my friend :)
That comes across as a pretty negative thing to say, the implication you're hinting at and not saying in a forthright manner.
Noble goal is an inherently subjective concept. Your definition of that, will vary from everyone else. It makes very little sense to challenge someone's actions on that basis.