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If that "higher standard" means that a Free SW project is forbidden from implementing new functionality and experimenting in general (even if some of those expe
by felipeerias 10y ago
If that "higher standard" means that a Free SW project is forbidden from implementing new functionality and experimenting in general (even if some of those experiments fail, as is the case here), that's not a very good standard at all.
In fact, it sounds more like a recipe for letting others innovate and being perpetually stuck chasing taillights.
- sethish 10y agoDisagree. They added a new feature requiring an external service and gave it to everyone by default. Now, Mozilla has opt-in experiments of new features that can be tested and seen by the community before they are integrated by default.
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