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Not particularly, they still have to gain some form of revenue to keep their core ventures. Their revenue in 2012 for example was $311 million.
by vegancap 11y ago
Not particularly, they still have to gain some form of revenue to keep their core ventures. Their revenue in 2012 for example was $311 million.
- vdaniuk 11y agoAn organization being for-profit or non-profit is not particularly important distinction? Elaborate please.
- maxerickson 11y agoIt's literally just a tax status. Part of that is that no one owns the Mozilla Foundation, but, for example, the people controlling it can still extract money by paying themselves salary. This is how family foundations can be a tax dodge, the huge legacy is dumped into a non profit and grows without incurring much taxes, meanwhile the family has some meetings and draws comfortable salaries for it.
- dannypgh 11y agoFirefox is not a "they" it is an "it." As a computer program, it has no obligation to Mozilla to make them money.