The Mozilla Digital Memory Bank is an interactive archive that allows you to contribute your images and experiences with Mozilla products, as well as to browse the histories left by others.
The product has to be good, but that’s not enough… You need to have market share if you want the project to be successful, so it’s not just about delivering a product. It’s making sure it’s used by million of people, and I knew that nobody in Europe would be able to do that but me.
read moreI think a big part of that is that unlike on the programming side, if people aren’t meeting milestones on the marketing side, we’ll still continue to be effective and to continue on. On the programming side if we aren’t meeting milestones, we don’t ship the product.
read moreThere’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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