This is a major bullshit move by okcupid. I've cancelled my account with them and sent them feedback explaining why it's NOT ok to urge people not to use certa

This is a major bullshit move by okcupid. I've cancelled my account with them and sent them feedback explaining why it's NOT ok to urge people not to use certain free, open source software. It's not the "web browser's" fault that somebody at Mozilla has a different opinion about gay marriage than somebody at okcupid. And on the subject of marriage, people need to remember that "marriage" is man-made, there is no absolute right to an artificial made-up tradition. The focus and fight should be about legal equality, and recognition of same-sex couples for things like superannuation, health, taxation, and other areas where married couples have benefits and laws based on their married status. You might argue that "marriage" is the sum of all those laws and rights, plus love, but it's not. Marriage is not the sum of anything, it's just marriage, and if people think it should remain a traditional man woman, bride groom thing, then that is a completely justified argument. Fight for equality, not for entry into the "marriage club". I'm not married and don't care either way, but those who do shouldn't be waging war against internet browsers.