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> Mozilla's beginning to lose its way. Beginning? > If the group's leadership cannot comprehend this, then they need to be removed immediately and blacklisted
by pessimizer 1y ago
> Mozilla's beginning to lose its way.
Beginning?
> If the group's leadership cannot comprehend this, then they need to be removed immediately and blacklisted from leadership at future organizations in the future.
You have no power to do this. They would have to remove themselves, or Google would have to make a phone call.
- astrobe_ 1y agoOr just watch its market share erode until it vanishes from the charts. You picked "beginning" too, and indeed it started when they betrayed the power-users userbase they had (the one that installed FF on their mum's computer and actively promoted it) to be more like the oh-so-successful Chrome (which was pushed with dark patterns like being bundled with AV updates). Personally, it made me go to the "old" Opera (Opera 12) until it got "Chromified" and sold to China. They have consistently been doing the opposite of what the majority of their userbase expect from them (Pocket, paid sites forced to the "Speedial" page,...). To me, the only remaining value of FF is being up-to-date with web shena^H^H^H^H^H standards. A FOSS project shouldn't be focused on succeeding; they should be focused on doing the right thing. No little compromises or play-on-words on your values. And if that means less funding, too bad, but so be it.
- lenerdenator 1y ago> You have no power to do this. Never said I did. >They would have to remove themselves, or Google would have to make a phone call. That's what happens when you have bad governance at FLOSS projects.