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Why is there "Mozilla" in the hn title here, but not in the article's title? (nor the article body, except for a small aside about the MPL license, in parenthes
by azakai 11y ago
Why is there "Mozilla" in the hn title here, but not in the article's title? (nor the article body, except for a small aside about the MPL license, in parentheses)
- bipin_nag 11y agoIts a response to earlier article http://andreasgal.com/2016/01/05/oracle-sinks-its-claws-into-android/ http://andreasgal.com/2016/01/05/oracle-sinks-its-claws-into... by former Mozilla CTO.
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- auvrw 11y agoheh, Swing is part of the android api now.
- izacus 11y agoWhich is just one of the total lies written in that article (Swing is not and will not be part of Android API which you can easily check in commits). Sadly Andreas doesn't really understand what he was writing about :/
- rockdoe 11y ago"former" being a key word. Again, no idea why "Mozilla" is in the title here. They're not involved at all.
- pcwalton 11y ago> Why is there "Mozilla" in the hn title here, but not in the article's title? (nor the article body, except for a small aside about the MPL license, in parentheses) Yeah, this seems to be a clear case of an editorialized article title. :(