> Marriage equality isn't a particularly ridiculous reason.
I believe you're trying to do what's right and care about the issue.
It appears some disagree that Mozilla was an appropriate venue to bring the matter up, though.
People use Mozilla for a web browser. Eich isn't making laws and Mozilla isn't ordained to marry. Mozilla is subject to the laws of the state of California and USA, regardless.
People are trying to say (if I may be so bold): it turned a technical, meritocratic culture into an organization that makes choices based on support of a political ballot.
I believe you're trying to do what's right and care about the issue.
It appears some disagree that Mozilla was an appropriate venue to bring the matter up, though.
People use Mozilla for a web browser. Eich isn't making laws and Mozilla isn't ordained to marry. Mozilla is subject to the laws of the state of California and USA, regardless.
People are trying to say (if I may be so bold): it turned a technical, meritocratic culture into an organization that makes choices based on support of a political ballot.