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submitted 2 months ago by dantheclamman@lemmy.world to c/firefox@lemmy.ml

I am shocked. Shocked! /s

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[-] 7dev7random7@suppo.fi 1 points 2 months ago

I am definitely starting to hate #Mozilla.

As a remark: I have always been fine with their deal with Pocket and having Google as their default search engine. In the end, there are bills to be paid.

Until I learned that e.g. Mozilla Corporation's CEO is on a multi-million dollar salary, and they're hiring ai and ad people.

Without having a say from him you are implying malicious intentions about the CEO. Which has given his actual, real Name to be in this position and so the anonym majority can provide their take. He put hisnentire career on it. Now wr could argue, that he still gets a decent job afterwards. But these are presumptions and not necessarly a representive Representation of his intentions at sign. I did non research if he has an history of climbing the latter by switching positions. Also job changes have to be interpreted to form an subjectivr opinion (We still wouldn't have heard his side which would neex to be verified).

Not OK for an entity where many highly skilled people code for free.

I once read in their blogs that the contribution percentage is very low. Which take part in the decision of inventing Rust.

It's not what users want the cash to be spent on.

Leaving the fediverse is saving money. Having such an input isn't providing any benefit to them. This is why I raise my comment.

Leaving the Fedi is the final drop

I also did erase my lemmy account. I have two left. But discussions to my liking are more objective and explorative until you truely can pinpoint the intentions of the dialogue partner.

So fuck this headline, I agree with them and you are shortsighted and doing unnecessary negative advertisement for them No benefit of the doubt.

You are actually playing with the existence if the last good player with impact.

this post was submitted on 17 Sep 2024
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