I think that’s when their values changes from being a technically excellent product to being a friendly company that values harmony over function.
So it did stick to their values, but their values seem superficial rather than functional.
As a user, I would rather have a better browser than a company full of people who think that being against gay marriage 10 years ago means they are dangerous to coworkers or whatnot.
I think it’s great for companies to choose their own values and make their own way. And I can prefer companies that focus on other things.
I don’t necessarily think firing Eich causes Mozilla to suck, but I think Brave is a much better browser and they have far fewer employees with less funding.
I don’t donate to Mozilla and one of the reasons is because their mission is so vague.
So it did stick to their values, but their values seem superficial rather than functional.
As a user, I would rather have a better browser than a company full of people who think that being against gay marriage 10 years ago means they are dangerous to coworkers or whatnot.
I think it’s great for companies to choose their own values and make their own way. And I can prefer companies that focus on other things.
I don’t necessarily think firing Eich causes Mozilla to suck, but I think Brave is a much better browser and they have far fewer employees with less funding.
I don’t donate to Mozilla and one of the reasons is because their mission is so vague.