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No offense taken :) You may not like Mozilla and that's ok. But you still should support them as Mozilla's interests are mostly aligned with the interests of t
by vdaniuk 11y ago
No offense taken :)
You may not like Mozilla and that's ok. But you still should support them as Mozilla's interests are mostly aligned with the interests of the users.
- drdaeman 11y agoAbout Mozilla - I have an impression that they put their own interests (product popularity) somewhat above user interests. Yet, as long as everything doesn't end up with some Mozilla-specific partnerships or highly proprietary (in a sense of uniqueness, not source code availability) solutions that are hard to use for anything but FirefoxOS, I think you're right. Add/Edit: although - in reference to your original comment up the thread - I'd wont say "instead". I think it's what felt wrong to me and got me confused with what you had suggested.
- vdaniuk 11y agoIn my opinion, popularity of Mozilla products in itself is in the best interests of most users, directly and through positive externalities. Minor transgressions like Pocket integration are a petty reason not to support Mozilla and their mission as a whole. Edit: sure, my wording could be more clear.