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Pomax

@davidrevoy I left Mozilla after a decade of working at the Foundation because it was more than obvious that it had no idea wtf it was doing and they were no longer aligned with my moral compass. And they've just kept on reinforcing that over and over the last few years.

18 September at 3:37 | Wall-to-wall | Open on mathstodon.xyz
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dindonmasker

Maybe because people who cared left?

18 September at 4:14 | Open on sh.itjust.works
Baessando :Ryyca:β˜­πŸ‡§πŸ‡·πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡³πŸ‡΅πŸ‡Έ

@TheRealPomax totally
agree. A translation from my post:

Mozilla will discontinue its instance of #mastodon here at #fediverse in December.

For the charities. From #FirefoxOS, maybe even before, the #Mozilla foundation seems too erratic. You cannot maintain an important decision that needs time to settle down for more than 1 or 2 years. Ai goes gives up and wastes everything that was done and invested And I speak as ex #mozillian (their volunteer).

I still believe in the importance and work they do. But they could be reaping much better and incredible fruits if they were making better decisions. It's a shame, we're all the losers.

ursal.zone/@pbaesse/1131575169

@davidrevoy

@TheRealPomax totally
agree. A translation from my post:

Mozilla will discontinue its instance of #mastodon here at #fediverse in December.

For the charities. From #FirefoxOS, maybe even before, the #Mozilla foundation seems too erratic. You cannot maintain an important decision that needs time to settle down for more than 1 or 2 years. Ai goes gives up and wastes everything that was done and invested And I speak as ex #mozillian (their volunteer).

18 September at 8:34 | Open on ursal.zone
Pomax

@pbaesse @davidrevoy note that Mozilla is not the Mozilla Foundation, though. Which is another hilarious topic.

18 September at 15:48 | Open on mathstodon.xyz
Baessando :Ryyca:β˜­πŸ‡§πŸ‡·πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡³πŸ‡΅πŸ‡Έ
Pomax

@pbaesse @davidrevoy they've never been the same thing. The foundation is the nonprofit focused on advocacy, "Mozilla" is the for profit corporation that makes products, like Firefox. The same people are involved at the top, but they're different companies with different employees working on different things. But both "governed by the Mozilla manifesto". When that still meant something (it hasn't meant much for years now).

18 September at 20:59 | Open on mathstodon.xyz
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