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An outlook like that will really limit who you work with in the future. I don't know anyone, corp or otherwise, that doesn't mess up from time to time. What m
by 51Cards 2y ago
An outlook like that will really limit who you work with in the future. I don't know anyone, corp or otherwise, that doesn't mess up from time to time. What matters is the acknowledgement of the mistake and taking steps to rectify it.
IMO, as much as I highly respect his products, the dev pulled a hissy fit over a mistake.
- yencabulator 2y agoSo, half of what you say matters seems to be missing.
- ForHackernews 2y agoThey restored his extension (until he removed it again), what more do the Mozilla-haters want?
- SSLy 2y agoAn apology, a post mortem, and lessons learned and implemented so it doesn’t happen again.
- somerandom2407 2y agoThe unpaid dev who produces something of value to users of Firefox. Removing the addon doesn't hurt him, and may hurt Firefox if people switch to Brave over this. Mozilla need to make changes to their review process or risk losing users.