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I like how you assume I assume that. I've never said anything of the sort. You're just making up rubbish.
All I said was that Mozilla needs to diversify and that throwing away their needed income will kill them. It's insane you think otherwise. An organisation like Mozilla has sizable costs, you can't just handwave that away.
Staff expect to be paid. They can't just say to their workers "good job, champ, here's your £0 paycheque, spend it wisely!"
More making stuff up. I do care about them. That's why I don't want Mozilla to die, which they will if they follow your insane plan of just continuing what they're doing now, only without any funding coming in.
Ffs, stop making stuff up. When I say staff, I mean staff. I don't mean the CEO. That's why I said staff. When I say staff I mean staff and when I say CEO I mean CEO.
Mozilla staff will not work for free. If Mozilla killed off their income, staff will not work for them.
You may not realise this, but Firefox and other offerings require people working on them. It doesn't get worked on overnight by magical pixies. It gets worked on by people who expect to be paid for their work. I don't get why this is such a hard concept for you?
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