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On Open Source
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.
read moreOn Priorities
Simply put, I would list our priorities as: First, help preserve choice and foster innovation on the Net. A key part of this is giving people more choice of over their use of the Net via Firefox and Thunderbird. Second, now that we have a more flexible organizational structure ... we can start to think more creatively.
read moreOn Software Management
There’s way more management in proprietary software and that has its benefits and its detriments. So with Firefox 2, we tried to start re-injecting some classical product management into the process and we hit a whole brick wall of resistance… we were doing it within the eyes of the community, but people really rejected the… product aspect of it.
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