Posted in community, l10n on February 28th, 2007 2 Comments »
By now, many have probably read the posts of others who attended FOSDEM in Brussels this past weekend. From what I can tell, many benefited from having a face-to-face meeting, since people work in different regions and don’t get to see each other in person all that often. Marek from Poland was kind [...]
Posted in other mozilla stuff on February 15th, 2007 No Comments »
Mitchell released the Mozilla Manifesto through her blog on Tuesday. In my opinion, it is a must read for Mozilla community members and all others who share the passion of Mozilla’s mission. In particular, I found helpful guidance from the Manifesto in the principles that are stated and then the five pledges that [...]
Posted in community on February 13th, 2007 5 Comments »
Not sure if anyone else picked up this blog conversation between Asa and Sam Harrelson about online marketing and open source. IMO, Asa does a nice job discussing with Sam the size, vibrancy and contribution of Mozilla Community.
A few months in advance of Asa’s comments in that post, he and I ran a [...]
Posted in community on February 5th, 2007 1 Comment »
Sun released its first ever corporate social responsibility (CSR) report this January. (You may read or download it here.) It is clear from the front page of their CSR website that Sun is making a strong effort to be a leading corporate citizen by working toward “economic, environmental and social sustainability.” Their [...]
Posted in Accessibility, community on February 2nd, 2007 No Comments »
Access Firefox is another great community project started by Ken Saunders. The project presents and showcases the accessibility tools and features that are available for Firefox. Ken is creating a great resource for internet users who are legally blind or suffer from other disabilities. We decided to help support Ken by [...]
Posted in community on February 1st, 2007 No Comments »
Yesterday, Mozilla distributed a grant to the Open Source Lab at Oregon State University. The un-earmarked funds are will be used for ongoing operations.
OSL has been a long-standing and critical partner to Mozilla. It is a great program that has benefited so many open source project. Have a look: http://osuosl.org/hosting/clients
You can [...]