There's something to be said for firm moderation in public forums, but there's a point at which it starts to look like evasion and shutting down discourse rathe

There's something to be said for firm moderation in public forums, but there's a point at which it starts to look like evasion and shutting down discourse rather than making forward progress and winning hearts and minds. I hold Mozilla to a very high standard of openness, transparency, user rights, and technical competence; something they've invited (and indeed earned) in the past, and they need (and, I hope, still want) to be called to account when they fall short of that standard.