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The parent is not only talking about the products they receive but how that money is spent. Those assurances are pretty impractical and I doubt any company can
by zeendo 7y ago
The parent is not only talking about the products they receive but how that money is spent. Those assurances are pretty impractical and I doubt any company can reasonably be held to that kind of standard.
- coldtea 7y agoWell, a company where what you buy is "how the money is spent" (since browsers are free anyway), better provide it...
- zeendo 7y agoWhat would it even mean, though? It would just let them free up other, unencumbered funds, for things that aren't browser related when they would have otherwise been spent on the browser. Surely the influence of "wow look at all this money coming in from browser development" is going to influence them to invest it there? If you don't think that then you don't trust them enough to give them money. And that's fine. But this idea that it makes sense to try to put strings on the very small amount of money we're talking about here...seems to imply some naive notion that you one could operate without trusting Mozilla...