"JTK" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > "S�ren Kuklau" wrote: > > "JTK" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > > > You know, there's a dead-simple solution to what you refer to as "a > > > terrible waste of time" and most people refer to as "solid advice > > > falling on deaf ears": LOSE THE COMMIE GRAPHICS. Problem solved, > > > permanently.
> > What commie graphics? I'm only seeing a red star. It's near commie style, > > but so what? > "Yeah, well, Stalin just murdered all my neighbors, my wife, my > children, but so what? I'm only seeing these big posters of him. What, > me worry?" - You in the USSR ca. 1936. Even if I had lived back then, he wouldn't have been able to murder my family before I murdered myself. I wouldn't even think of living in that society. Neither would I think of living in a country where a farmer with a brain full of orange juice gets president of the nation. > > If there is anything Mozilla expresses politically, > There isn't, that's what makes it all the more tragically comic. All > the commie graphics do is turn away the few people who actually even > know about Mozilla, mainly because the attempt to "piss off the Man" is > so transparently sophomoric. Mozilla can't afford to turn away a single > soul at ~0.75% market share and going nowhere. Lynx has a lot lower market share, and does survive. > > then it is > > open-sourceness (If you will, open-sourceness is close to communism though - > Only in the way certain multibajillion-dollar companies define "Open > source". Oooooh... AOL conspiracy :-) Good morning JTK, Linux wouldn't have survived without SuSE, RedHat, IBM and others either! > > if that poses a problem for you, that is.). > No. Purges pose a problem for me. Feigned ignorance of blatant > Communist symbolism poses a problem for me. But I'm sure it'll play > well in China, won't it Mr. Case? I guess Mr. Case would prefer the browser's name to be "WOL" (as in "World OnLine").
