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This is a good example of why it's insane that nobody at Mozilla cares that they hire CEOs that have only a LinkedIn page. If you want to visit the website of t

This is a good example of why it's insane that nobody at Mozilla cares that they hire CEOs that have only a LinkedIn page. If you want to visit the website of the Mozilla CEO, you have to create an account and log in. No big deal if it's a CEO of a plastics manufacturing company, but when the mission is fighting against the behavior of companies like LinkedIn, it makes me wonder why Mozilla exists.

barbazoo 8mo ago
It’s hard to be perfect.
- AndrewKemendo 8mo ago
  The surest sign of incompetence is somebody claiming they are forced into a requirement for perfection when the requirement is simply a basic adherence to virtue
- bachmeier 8mo ago
  Yes, in the same way it's hard for Tim Cook to not run his company on Windows 11.
- saghm 8mo ago
  Good thing quality isn't binary! It's pretty attainable to at be halfway decent
mkl95 8mo ago
The CEO role at Mozilla is unstable. Even if Mozilla didn't require a LinkedIn page, chances are their CEOs would have an up to date account. Also, Mozilla's ARR is mostly their Google partnership.
- bachmeier 8mo ago
  If you visit the Mozilla website right now, you will see "Break free from big tech — our products put you in control of a safer, more private internet experience."
  - pousada 8mo ago
    Marketing slogans are just that, words that sound good. Better look at their actions than take their slogans at face value. Applies to everyone
  - rdiddly 8mo ago
    "Doctor, heal thyself!"
- Thorrez 8mo ago
  I don't think Mozilla requires a LinkedIn page. bachmeier is complaining that Mozilla's CEO doesn't have a personal webpage, and only has a LinkedIn page. By not having a personal webpage, and having a LinkedIn page, it appears that Mozilla's CEO doesn't really care about the open web.