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Read this:

blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/mo…

👀 at this:

mozilla.org/en-US/about/leader…

I'm baffled about the myriad of @mozillaofficial structures, amount of directors / C-level people & how to rhyme 'investing in privacy-respecting advertising; with 'draw a bigger circle of supporters over the long run.'

As a long time Mozilla supporter, I was already unhappy about the direction of the last years & this does certainly not bode well for the future. 😞 😩

#Firefox #Mozilla #Thunderbird #Tech #OpenSource

A black & white photo of a train wreck. Illustrative of Mozilla's current situation & strategy. The photo is taken from Flickr Commons (https://flic.kr/p/2q9qQ7G) & was uploaded by the State Library of Queensland. You can find the original at the State Library of Queensland (http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/59637) The metadata states: Train accident at Alpha Creek, 1941 Creator: Unidentified. Location: Alpha, Queensland. Description: This incident occurred on 08 April 1941 at Alpha on the Central Railway, inland from Rockhampton. The bridge across Alpha Creek was under repair at the time and collapsed as the second division of the train went across. The crash killed the driver, George Condon, and the fireman, Ernie Yanke. The locomotive was no. 147 of the C16 class and its weight was 80.5 tons. Before salvage work could be undertaken the creek flooded and the locomotive collapsed into the water, being later recovered and taken to Rockhampton where it was repaired and put back into operation.

Updates on Mozilla's Leadership and Growth Planning

Mozilla has been in an active process evolving what we do - and renewing our leadership. Today we are announcing several updates
Mark Surman (The Mozilla Blog)
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