That's fine if you are building a workstation-only system, but are you also going to drop Apache, OpenLDAP, vsftpd, ...?
I guess that depends on what Fedora is being targeted for, and how aggressive one wants to be about slimming down the distro to fit on less media.
But note that I didn't say "drop", just move to Extras. Presumably Fedora *Core* could switch to a bare-bones workstation install with capability equivalent to XP Home (which lacks an MTA), and everything else moved to Extras for advanced users who want server capability. And unlike XP Pro and Windows 2003, you still get to add all that functionality for *free*. Basic users can get a working installation from a magazine CD, and the rest can download additional content for the fancy stuff.
