Re: Linux and Software Freedom

Just a few comments:

[Snark]
I see that this newsgroup also practices death of the little minds,
known as "If it's related to a problem we created that shows up in
this topic, but not part of this topic, it's OT."
[/snark]

Anyway. See, each time a new version is released, I check articles on
it. Because I like knowing what's new. I don't quite get why you want
that to disappear, but..

> It's simple. We are moving to a release model that makes version numbers
> meaningless and unactionable for consumers. In that model, version
> numbers go away.
>
> - A


So.. you're switching to a release model where people move to a
different browser? Because if you don't want to tell me, and you don't
plan on having announcements about new features, I know I'm jumping to
another browser. (And considering how you responded to other people
asking you how things are going to work, I confidently predict you
can't really explain why besides

1. People should have the latest version

As many have pointed out, in several environments that's impossible,
leading to

2. We dont' care about enterprise users beyond them using Firefox
3.6.x