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On His Contribution
Basically, open source is about collaboratively creating something that everyone owns, and the things you own, you tend to care about. Of course, there are many people that just want to have things their way and complain as much as they can to get their point across, but I wouldn't call them contributors.
read moreOn Management
I think the fact that the Mozilla project is managed by people who "do management" is a good thing. It's not all programmers, some of whom are in charge. There are people who are very business-capable involved in the project, and that makes an enormous difference.
read moreOn the Mozilla Corp.
When Firefox moved into the Corporation, this was saying basically that in terms of browsers [Firefox, Suite, and Camino], Firefox is the thing. We’re going to provide resources in terms of infrastructure and resources for the other things … but all of the effort of this money is feeding back into hiring contributors ... is going to be focused on Firefox, Thunderbird.
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