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Once their market share is so small that it doesn't protect Google from the next round of monopoly discussion anymore, they'll probably pull the plug anyway. It
by elcapitan 5y ago
Once their market share is so small that it doesn't protect Google from the next round of monopoly discussion anymore, they'll probably pull the plug anyway. It's a shame.
- gjsman-1000 5y agoMozilla is out of their minds to think that paying their top executive $2.4 million per year for 2018 onward (and rising exponentially, it was "only" $1 million a year in 2016) is a good idea. It's egregious by average nonprofit levels, particularly one that advocates "ethics" like Mozilla, and considering they laid off a major part of the development team, that's like 20 developers. Hiring 20 developers to work on your core product so that Google keeps paying you, versus raising the top executive's pay for absolutely no good results other than adding failing side projects. Insanity.
- throw_m239339 5y agoThe CEO and other executives are looting that company before it collapses. It's obvious, and Mozilla will fold in the next 5 years. They will probably replace their own engine with Chrome before that and fire the team in charge, and see the CEO compensation double at the same time. Mark my words.