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>Also, coming from a company who fired his CEO for a private donation made 10 years earlier, claiming it’s a privacy-respecting company is rich. I have to admi
by swebs 7y ago
>Also, coming from a company who fired his CEO for a private donation made 10 years earlier, claiming it’s a privacy-respecting company is rich.
I have to admit this does make me not want to support the Mozilla foundation.
- maxaf 7y agoIt’s not reason enough to support Google instead.
- swebs 7y agoVery true, Google can be much worse. I still use Firefox. But whenever Mozilla asks for donations, this is still in the back of my mind.
- alexis_fr 7y agoI think Mozilla should have a stance about this, such as « We don’t exclude white males » or « We don’t exclude Christians ». It is an extremely difficult thing to say in 2019. The series Silicon Valley did an excellent parody of the IT scene’s position about Christians in S05E05, where a gay christian is outed by a founder, and everyone asks him to apologize for ruining his reputation. Not because he’s gay. Because he’s Christian. And there is no way I would donate to an organization that is so much anti-Christian that they consider their pro-life positions as criminal.