I am not sure what you think we should have done. A few (I know of 4) employees of the Mozilla Foundation decided to send over Twitter a message calling for the resignation of Brendan. We don't have any power over Twitter, nor can we prevent people from expressing their opinion.
By the way, since you mention that you were directed here by the blog of some Mozilla employee – could you point me to that blog? Thanks, David On 12/04/14 21:33, G. King wrote: > That article is horrible. I wouldn't recommend it to help your cause. > Employees of Mozilla Foundation, in my opinion, propelled this current mess > into the size it is now. Your employees. They have put your mission,and > everybody that works or volunteers at Mozilla in jeopardy just to receive > kudos from like minded individuals. That is bad business to let employees do > that and expect any different results. Of course the media will focus on > that. It's what they do. What did you expect? > > I have used Firefox forever it seems, even when it got slow and clunky. I > recommended it to all who would listen. I really makes me feel extremely bad > that Mr. Eich had to resign from a company he had invested everything in. His > whole professional life for the last 15 years I assume. I don't care about > Gay marriage rights, or the lack thereof. I just don't care. I just used the > browser and and believed in what Mozilla was doing. I just feel horrible for > Mr. Eich. What a tragedy for him. > Whether you backed him, didn't back him, makes no difference now does it? You > had very selfish members of Mozilla publicly call for his resignation as CEO. > That's all the media needed, yet you defend them like they did nothing wrong. > They did. They tainted the Mozilla brand with petty, selfish, self > aggrandizing comments in public. If they had a bitch, why not bitch > internally to try to change things? I think I know why. > > By the way, I am not part of some Internet induced call to protest as was > previously implied in some other thread by you caring people at Mozilla. I > have just been following this story because Mr. Eich's story just breaks my > heart. I was directed here by some other response on a Mozilla site by an > employee of Mozilla. > I have removed Mozilla from all devices I own and have recommended for all > users of my website to do the same. Why you may ask? Because Mozilla started > this by letting their employees personally call for the ousting of the boss > instead of just quitting themselves as is done in the rest of the world. You > should have done something about that, in only my opinion of course. > > > _______________________________________________ > governance mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/governance > -- David Rajchenbach-Teller, PhD Performance Team, Mozilla
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