You are absolutely right, everyone contributes a grain of sand within their possibilities, every hand is important. One of the things I admire about the Cervantes project is that it has improved over time, it has maintained a consistency and commitment, there is a responsibility of governance and that is very important.
I am a person who can be very critical, but if we compare the good things with the defects that Cervantes may have, the positive things stand out, and they deserve all the support they can get.
Being in the top 20 will allow them to increase the amount of support given to the spanish speaking community, it will also be up to us as users to make this happen, because one of the things that the project does is to create community, and that implies understanding and listening to the objectively based critics and suggestions of the users within the community, something that Cervantes has so far known how to do to improve as a project.
Thanks to you for your feedback and for responding to my comment, have a good time. ;)