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No, it's not. Given the choice between "better" and "worse", you (and Mozilla) would always choose "better". However, if the options are "closed and better" and
by mrshoe 17y ago
No, it's not. Given the choice between "better" and "worse", you (and Mozilla) would always choose "better". However, if the options are "closed and better" and "open but worse", you might choose the latter.
Openness isn't irrelevant; it's Mozilla's reason for choosing "worse".
- philwelch 17y agoThat's kind of a confused response. Openness is irrelevant to whether users will adopt something, even if it's relevant to Mozilla. In other words, Mozilla cares about irrelevant factors.