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Mozilla's mission is to make the internet better. Is it really so bad for them to praise-with-critique when a major service takes a (albeit small) step forward?
by paulryanrogers 3y ago
Mozilla's mission is to make the internet better. Is it really so bad for them to praise-with-critique when a major service takes a (albeit small) step forward?
- computerfriend 3y agoMaking Slack better makes the free and open internet worse by comparison (since Slack is not part of the free and open internet). Mozilla investing time and money in this makes the free and open internet worse due to the opportunity cost.
- rightbyte 3y agoIt is not a step forward. Trusting Salesforce, especially for civil rights activity, is fundamentally broken. It seems to me like a huge waste of resources to put time and effort into convincing Salesforce of anything. How about telling people to stay away from it and make sure some "sudo apt-get install chatzilla" is available and easy to setup for the Women rights group and what ever. Also, "deafening" one user for your messages in a group chat is a great tool for bullying I guess. I don't see why you would want that or cheer it as some anti-bully step forward.