Exactly, you don't know if that's true. From my personal experience talking to actual mozilla employees and reading blog posts by mozilla employees, that state

Exactly, you don't know if that's true. From my personal experience talking to actual mozilla employees and reading blog posts by mozilla employees, that statement looks pretty true. Even LGBT employees supported him through the ordeal. Yes mozilla the company had some problems with it's policies, but from what I've heard directly from insiders, Eich was partnering with the LGBT people to solve their problems and never acted in and discriminatory manner against them. Loosing him hurt their cause and the company. Please do some research on what actually happened instead of blindly jumping on the popular bandwagon. Of course there were employees who were unhappy when they learned about his donation. In fact they were quite surprised because of how professionally he did his job. But I have never heard of any thing he's ever done to act in a discriminatory manner on the job. I have heard of cases where he actually protected such people and helped improve things internally.