3 ms·
Each time I try to read what Mozilla has planned for itself, I find it dug deeper in the hole it dug for itself (and its loyal users).
by stereoradonc 5y ago
Each time I try to read what Mozilla has planned for itself, I find it dug deeper in the hole it dug for itself (and its loyal users).
- incomingpain 5y ago>Each time I try to read what Mozilla has planned for itself, I find it dug deeper in the hole it dug for itself (and its loyal users). I just posted: "Mozilla might be irreparably damaged by their political activism." What exactly could Mozilla do to get themselves out of this hole. I really struggle to fathom what they could do.
- emerged 5y agoYou can’t fix Mozilla without chopping heads off the top. They aren’t authentic actors in the game they’ve presented on this HN link. They are activists who commandeered a vehicle.
- incomingpain 5y ago>You can’t fix Mozilla without chopping heads off the top. They aren’t authentic actors in the game they’ve presented on this HN link. They are activists who commandeered a vehicle. They have had multiple new leaders with no change. It was Mozilla CEO Chris Beard who went to the press to threaten anonymous people on the internet. It was Michelle Baker who said deplatforming trump isnt enough. She was involved in deplatforming the new social media sites off of firefox. So I don't think the leaders at the top are anywhere near enough.