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On Google's Relationship with Firefox
Google’s just about trying to help Firefox succeed. That’s our team’s mission. What can we do to help Firefox succeed? There were some people that work on developing it, help them market Firefox, you know, whatever we can do.
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In general they are a public service by their very nature, but sometimes they are hijacked for other purposes. For example, a company will leverage a community to get/produce software to get a competitive advantage over their competitors. Ignoring the issue of whether developers should get paid for their work, they should examine their motivation.
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Keeping it based on open standards, preventing it from being dominated by one vendor. I think something that’s kind of a newer priority is trying to improve the experience for end users, which I certainly think should be an important priority. But, essentially, being user driven is to some extent a business model.
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