On Thursday, April 3, 2014 3:57:45 PM UTC-4, Majken Connor wrote:
> Gio,
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> The problem is that the role of CEO is outward facing. I was lucky to have
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> one of my questions answered in the townhall, basically how is the role of
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> CEO different from Brendan's previous roles of being CTO and on the
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> steering committee. The big answers were working with partners, and hiring.
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> Given how the issue is viewed in our circles of partner companies and
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> peers, I think that even if the press weren't being sensational, knowing
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> that Brendan took the action he did might still affect how others view him,
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> or make them worried or uncomfortable when dealing with him.
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> I also hate how coverage of this has gone. I don't know if we'd have been
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> able to turn this around.
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> I don't know what options Brendan has now within Mozilla, but I certainly
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> hope he takes some time for himself and doesn't leave us entirely.
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> On Thu, Apr 3, 2014 at 3:48 PM, Giovanny Gongora <[email protected]
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> > Hi to everybody,
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> > My name is Giovanny, I am a Mozillian since I was 15 years old, now I am 17
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> > years old. I just receive and email from Mozilla email for Mozillians with
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> > the announcement of Brendan saying he will not be the Mozilla CEO. I feel
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> > really bad, and every post I read about Brendan position and Mozilla
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> > transmit a bad image of what really is happening.
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> > The bad situation for me is how sensationalist press change the decision of
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> > Mozilla, and an entire community. How Mozilla seems to be affected by
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> > sensationalist press without good arguments to publish the bad articles
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> > they published. I don't think the solution is retire Brendan of CEO
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> > position. Maybe I am wrong, and I am not sure whats happening on Mozilla
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> > offices, but maybe (Maybe not) some Mozillians are thinking the same as me.
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> > Personally I not know Brendan, but I think he will do a good job as CEO and
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> > know I won't know it.
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> > The problem is not at all why sensationalist press affected Brendan
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> > position, the problem is how sensationalist press are affecting the image
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> > and mission of Mozilla. The problem is how sensationalist press are
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> > describing and transmitting Mozillians that made possible incredible things
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> > everyday. Seems that sensationalist press is affecting Mozilla, and Mozilla
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> > don't know how to go out of this situation.
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> > I am talking with the experience of 2 years collaborating to Mozilla. Yes,
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> > Mozilla, the community that doesn't care about my age, the community that
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> > let me participate on big thing, big projects, work with great people and
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> > think big. The community that give the hand without any distinction and
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> > continue doing it. The community that today has not CEO. The community that
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> > was affected by sensationalist press.
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> > Just to finalize, good luck Brendan and keep close of the community,
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> > there's a lot to change and improve on the web, there's a lot to learn.
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> > Take my +1 to get your back Brendan.
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> > Regards,
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> > Gio
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> > PS: Sorry if this is not the right channel to publish this.
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How some one acts outwardly as CEO is in fact one thing the other is when a
person accepts a Job that does not over rule the fact that they are a person
with personal feelings and believes. There is no proof what so ever that
Brendan Eich's beliefs or donation of his personal and private money had
anything to do with his position as CEO of Mozilla or he acted inappropriate as
CEO. I have been a long time Mozilla user and a internet user for a long time
and both of these i believed were a place where different folks with different
views could share those views no matter how much others disagreed with them.
The very same things that give Gay Right activist as well as gay and lesbian
people the right to want, desire, demand and advocate for gay rights and
marriage give the people who oppose those things the very right to oppose them.
The mere fact The gay supports have to resort to bullying and this type of
behavior to push their position in this manner has lost a supporter of
gay rights and marriage, the Fact that the Mozilla Board did not come out
right away and state that there is no evidence of wrong doing or discrimination
by Brendan Eich as CEO and we stand behind him until this is found not to be
true has lost one User. I also hope that the very same situation arises for
Mozilla now from the anti gay rights website by putting up pop up, pages tell
there user to boycott Mozilla. Mozilla claims to be community and for all but
that is not true , that is the case as long as you saying what they agree with
and that is not community. any way I hate IE but bye Mozilla
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