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I know, why do they need authorization at an organization like Mozilla?

• kelnos 13y ago
  Just because Mozilla has a culture of openness and transparency, it doesn't mean every piece of information about the goings-on of the company is public. I find that unsurprising and entirely normal.
  • yuhong 13y ago
    Yes, but I wonder exactly why in this particular case.
    • kelnos 13y ago
      I'm not particularly surprised. Details about board member resignations are often fairly sensitive. Agreed that it'd be nice to know the details, though.