As I (and others) have already written, Eich was preserving his position in the 
industry that will not tolerate any deviance from 100% support of anything that 
gays want.
 

13.04.2014, 14:17, "Wayne" <[email protected]>:
> On 4/12/2014 4:53 PM, Big Fred wrote:
>
>>  You know, just before hitting send in replying to M Connor in another 
>> thread, I decided to reread her reply and it finally dawned on me what the 
>> Mozilla employees who are (most likely) volunteering to post here are 
>> about... That'll take some thought to digest. But let me say for now that 
>> what *we* see (and now hate) in Mozilla is what we see in mostly every large 
>> Western institution these days: reverse-bigotry rules all. But what *you* 
>> people see is the ideal. You don't feel that you're just working for a 
>> company, you strongly identify with it. I certainly don't mean as they do at 
>> google, either - where they haughtily (and very wrongly) see themselves as 
>> the best and brightest. This is different.
>>
>>  So, we see the principles, while you people seem to see the organization as 
>> the embodiment of the principles. I'd say that Mozilla once was the story of 
>> David vs Goliath, in the good way. But as of Eich's purging, Mozilla has 
>> become the bad way: where the supposedly "oppressed minority" is given the 
>> power to censor and destroy whoever it chooses without regard to what's 
>> right or wrong.
>>
>>  As I write this, the thought is spreading like a match dropped in a forest: 
>> "Mozilla is that company that makes Firefox. They get rid of anybody, even 
>> their founder, who doesn't kowtow to gays". Saying that "he wasn't fired, he 
>> quit" won't change anything, and it shouldn't change anything.
>
> Not having been present when these events occurred, it's certainly
> understandable that you might enterpret the events in that way.
>
> But if you spoke to Brendan and he said, "It was completely my choice.
> No one in Mozilla urged me to quit. And there was no pressure *from
> within Mozilla*", you wouldn't think differently?  Wow!
>
> But those are the facts. As pointed out in
> https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2014/04/05/faq-on-ceo-resignation/
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