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I'm not concerned with Mozilla being non profit. Here are some advantages of non profits: http://grantspace.org/Tools/Knowledge-Base/Nonprofit-Management/Esta
by illumen 15y ago
I'm not concerned with Mozilla being non profit.
Here are some advantages of non profits: http://grantspace.org/Tools/Knowledge-Base/Nonprofit-Management/Establishment/Pros-and-cons http://grantspace.org/Tools/Knowledge-Base/Nonprofit-Managem...
In exchange for being a non profit, the government gives non profits these advantages, and that relates to the public supporting the non-profit Mozilla Foundation.
Yeah, there are other mozilla foundations in other countries. There's some listed on the mozilla foundation wikipedia page.
I feel a little trolled, and have other things to do, and I also think this conversation is going nowhere - so am not responding any further.
- bzbarsky 15y agoSo the advantages you describe for non-profits are exactly the same as for any limited-liability corporation, except for the tax-free revenue bit. And the revenue Mozilla gets is in fact taxed, since it's revenue of a for-profit corporation. _You_'re feeling trolled? Pardon me, but as far as I can tell you're doing the trolling....