3 ms·

It only "does the same thing" if you consider the Mozilla foundation to be the moral equivalent of the authoritarian regime ruling China. I submit that most rea

It only "does the same thing" if you consider the Mozilla foundation to be the moral equivalent of the authoritarian regime ruling China. I submit that most reasonable observers would not.

oytis 8y ago
An it's an education program, not a censorship initiative. I hope Mozilla is not going to bring users to re-education camps.
- HNKingpin 8y ago
  I'm sure China thinks of their censorship as education too. Whether Mozilla is big or small changes nothing. Censorship is censorship.
  - oytis 8y ago
    Censorship is censorship, education is education. If China thinks of its censorship as education, it's mistaken.