> It's not as he was CEO of LGBT organization or he was running for a public office. Mozilla is not a political organization, his opinions in this matter should make no difference whatsoever.
Mozilla is explicitly political. That's like their entire shtick: they want a more open web that respects user freedom and privacy. That's a political stance.
And Mozilla has LGBT employees. They'd like leadership that isn't going to make them feel unwelcome.
Mozilla is explicitly political. That's like their entire shtick: they want a more open web that respects user freedom and privacy. That's a political stance.
And Mozilla has LGBT employees. They'd like leadership that isn't going to make them feel unwelcome.