> While I'm flattered that you credit me with everything Mozilla's done
> from moving to a rapid release cadence to the interface changes in
> Firefox 4, to our increasingly silent updates, I'm afraid I can't take
> credit for any of those things.
My impression is that you are the main driving force pushing
Firefox development into this ill direction.
The posts from other FF devs I've seen appear to be in the range
of "let's first see if this rapid release cycle really works for our
users" to "this is not a good idea".
But no matter what, you are the one standing in front, doing
statements to the press, and the one responsible for damaging
Firefox' and Mozillas reputation. You've managed to piss of
the press, the enterprise, and the power users. That should be
far enough for you to step down and let someone else try a
different management style and product vision.
I'm both in the power user and enterprise camp, and I want
a stable, memory-leak-free Firefox where I can trust on a
stable version that I like to get security updates for a few
months, trust that you won't mess with my computer against
my will, and don't make me look silly in front of those who
I recommended Firefox to. These wishes obviously are
incompatible with your person.
Regards,
Simon
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