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]]> Comment on The shape of the things to come… by digglit http://hydrabrowser.com/blog/?p=7#comment-78 digglit Thu, 24 Jul 2008 02:25:24 +0000 http://hydrabrowser.com/blog/?p=7#comment-78 social networking and corporationsThe shape of the things to come… social networking and corporationsThe shape of the things to come…

]]> Comment on Is Firefox ashamed of its profits? by Asa Dotzler http://hydrabrowser.com/blog/?p=8#comment-9 Asa Dotzler Sun, 23 Mar 2008 00:55:28 +0000 http://hydrabrowser.com/blog/?p=8#comment-9 >On the other hand, I would certainly wish to see people from Mozilla >taking a step forward and giving some of those profits away to charities, >in the true spirit of open source philosophy, making their community >really proud of being a part of something as noble and right. Giving away money in a responsible way is actually difficult but Mozilla is putting considerable effort into this and has made large grants to OpenBSD, Gnome, Participatory Culture Foundation, the Perl Foundation, Dojo (University of Toronto Adaptive Technology Resource Centre,) OpenSSL, Orca, and scores of other smaller efforts (especially small accessibility projects). You can find a lot of this by simply asking Google about Mozilla grants and other giving programs. - A >On the other hand, I would certainly wish to see people from Mozilla
>taking a step forward and giving some of those profits away to charities,
>in the true spirit of open source philosophy, making their community
>really proud of being a part of something as noble and right.

Giving away money in a responsible way is actually difficult but Mozilla is putting considerable effort into this and has made large grants to OpenBSD, Gnome, Participatory Culture Foundation, the Perl Foundation, Dojo (University of Toronto Adaptive Technology Resource Centre,) OpenSSL, Orca, and scores of other smaller efforts (especially small accessibility projects).

You can find a lot of this by simply asking Google about Mozilla grants and other giving programs.

- A

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