If this is against the rules mods please delete and accept my apology, I wanted to share this with the arduino users on the board here.
I have no commercial affiliation with this company

basically all those cool pcb boards that you are designing can be shared with the community
here is the press release...

"NEW FEATURE FOR BATCH PCB!
Mar 1, 2010

So you made a PCB design? Think others might benefit from it? Sell it! You can sell as many (or as few) designs as you want and can receive payment via check or paypal. *Available only to residents in the United States. This is our new exciting feature for Batchpcb.com! You can only sell your own designs (or open-source designs if you properly follow the license. Royalties will be paid on a monthly basis and must meet a minimum amount of $10. In your monthly check, you will receive the earnings in the reporting period (the previous month), plus any royalties earned in previous pay periods that did not meet the minimum. For example, if you earned $2.75 in January, $5 in February, and $20 in March, you would get a check (or PayPal transfer) at the beginning of April for $27.75. All sales are final with this new addition. Before becoming a reseller in the BatchPcb.com marketplace you need to fill out a W-9 form here http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/fw9.pdf?portlet=3, scan it and email it to forms@batchpcb.com. We are also taking another proactive measure to keep you informed about the panelization process, by introducing our own Twitter account, www.twitter.com/batchPCB. Find out how full the panel is and when panelization will be done for the day. Feel free to use the Twitter page to promote your products as well as general feedback. Although Twitter is awesome, for questions about orders continue to email support@batchpcb.com. We hope you enjoy these new features!

-Patrick"

Americans only eh? Well fark right off.

I don't even want the profits. Just give us easy distribution of open-source boards and/or kits.

I will trade you for your healthcare...

This is already possible, you can upload an open source design and publish it, then I believe others can use your design. I think this option just gives you the ability to charge others for the use of your design, probably in a similar fashion to the publish method but with a cost to the consumer.