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They spend money on social causes, advocacy, and not purely on engineering. It has a product in a niche the overwhelming majority of people don’t want to pay fo

• stubish 5y ago
  As free-to-play games have demonstrated, you don't need an overwhelming majority of people to pay. There are even ways to find out if it is going to work, such as say a crowd source campaign to pay for n years of browser maintenance and development with various levels of branded merchandise so people can signal their allegiance at conferences. So far I've just seen a donation link for the foundation, which gets a lot of hate because it funds all the stuff lots of potential donors want Mozilla to stop doing.
  • dralley 5y ago
    >As free-to-play games have demonstrated, you don't need an overwhelming majority of people to pay. Are free-to-play games really the best example here? Also, a lot of those are funded by ads...