Whew guys, a little bit harsh, don't you think?
He was just trying to drum up some discussion, that's what a message board is for, and a lot of people are jumping down his throat.
On topic - I'm not planning on returning my Droid for any reason. I already think it's a great phone (the best one I've ever used) and I still love the design and fact that it has the physical keyboard. Sure, it has quirks, but every phone does, and it's working beautifully for me right now, meaning that the update can only be icing on the cake. I agree that the keyboard could use a multitouch implementation, but I've started using the physical almost exclusively, so it's not that big of an issue for me right now.
The Passion could still show up, too. If you think that it will be your savior, then wait for it, but remember that you don't know how it's actually going to turn out. I followed the Droid for weeks and weeks before release, read every preview and review I could to determine what I should expect, and even then it was a little bit different than what the Internet told me. The Passion sounds great on paper, and it may be amazing, but it also could turn out to be a dud, not all it's cracked up to be, as some Droid owners think this phone is. I feel like people that aren't happy with the Droid are just having "the grass is greener" syndrome. How much better could the Passion possibly be to drive people away from the Droid? Sense UI? Faster processor? The Droid is already fast and Sense UI is OK, but not a dealbreaker. Screen/build quality, battery life, etc, are still a mystery, and personally I think it's ugly.
In the end, of course, it's your decision, but I think that Google will make some seriously positive steps with this update. I doubt it's going to fix everything, but it should improve what (IMO) is already a great phone.