Your project, your rules - but that attitude doesn't scale well. Chromium chooses to prioritize users' experience over scoring ideological points. That means

Your project, your rules - but that attitude doesn't scale well. Chromium chooses to prioritize users' experience over scoring ideological points. That means attempting to work around known external bugs instead of letting things blow up and sending users to pound sand on some unresponsive third-party mailing list. I'm not sure how you can fault them for that, especially since pretty much all successful large-scale projects take the same approach -- including the Linux kernel.