From my "wishlist guy" perspective absolutely; I'd like to basically see most any game over 150 or 200 votes appear here (it's an arbitrary threshold but I needed one. ;), and those games are indie classics that helped start the "craze". The problem is it feels like we have been saturated with indie platformers the past year+, so they have kind of become a joke here now.

Didn't say that (also just a few days ago I posted a comment on Braid's wishlist entry that it needs to come here). Just meant that the catalogue should be primarily extended in other areas, at least the way things look currently.

That could just mean 'the classics are there if you want to us GOG'. It's too ambiguous.
Edit: as well as them saying 'time will tell', which could mean they don't plan to bring the game here until it's considered a classic.

This isn't directly from a publisher, but is still cool.

I got a response from Paul Barnett regarding more EA classics coming to GOG - https://twitter.com/thatbarnettblok/status/503569862346547201

I also got a nice response from one of Origin's mods - http://forum.ea.com/eaforum/posts/list/10141198.page#33407531 (You'll have to scroll down to see.)

nice, it's always good to hear we may be seeing more games owned by EA since they own alot of great titles. Also good to see he's still working at EA since Mythic(where he was in charge) was shut down

That's..... rather promising, to say the least.

Not a direct response, but I had mentioned GOG to the Zoombinis people several times, and they posted this:

https://www.facebook.com/ZoombinisGame/photos/a.235077153343248.1073741828.233012303549733/293025904215039/?type=1

"Many of you have asked about Mac or Windows, iPhone or Android phone, Kindle Fire and Fire TV, Steam or GOG versions - we’re potentially interested in all of those! But for phase 1 iPad and Android tablet seems to offer us the best chance for initial success - after that the sky’s the limit!"

http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games#search=zoombi

Archive-proofing this thread in case the rights researchers still want it available.

I got an email that Alpha 33 just came out, still a long way to release it looks like :*(