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Seriously. Eich not only failed to apologize in any meaningful manner (which I get is being spun by people as Integrity, Bro), but seemed to fail to even reali
by zorpner 13y ago
Seriously. Eich not only failed to apologize in any meaningful manner (which I get is being spun by people as Integrity, Bro), but seemed to fail to even realize that the viewpoint he endorsed was so widely reviled by Mozilla's supporters.
The public is more than willing to forgive and understand if people are willing to explain their point of view, but he wouldn't even stoop to that.
- zaidf 13y agoAbsolutely nothing good could come out of him trying to explain his views or his donation. It is good that he hasn't apologized out of pressure. He should only apologize if/when he actually has a change of heart on his position; not because an Internet mob holds him at gun point.
- matthewmacleod 13y agoI completely agree. The fact that he hasn't had a change of heart renders him unsuitable, in my opinion.
- zorpner 13y agoWhether or not you agree with it, this is the exact opposite of how an actually appropriate CEO appointee would behave.
- zaidf 13y agoI'll take an inappropriate CEO over an appropriate CEO that is willing to lie to the public just to pacify them and to keep his job.