I’ve blogged about Jeremiah before and how we met at the >Play Digital Media conference held at Berkeley each year.  Since then, Jeremiah and I kept in touch over email, Facebook, occasional Twitter feeds, etc.  (He’s a web strategist…what do you expect, right?)  After a few exchanges, I took Jeremiah up on an initial offer [...]

In Mid-may of 2007,  Stefan Sitter initiated a discussion among Mozilla build and release, the IT team, and the Calendar community about setting up a dedicated auto-update system on a community server for their project.  Sunbird was using the aus2.mozilla.org server for nightly updates, but releases are a different story.  The issue surfaced in Bugzilla [...]

If you’ve been following this blog, you may have seen some posts over the past few months about Mozilla’s participation in India’s largest open source conference, FOSS.IN.  Our initial planning culminated with Mozilla’s project day proposal being accepted by the FOSS.IN planning team.  That was exciting.
What did I learn in this process, and what, if [...]

Today, Staś, Pascal and I launched the first of several surveys using the community survey web tool that Staś created.  You can find the first survey here.  We also created a blog where we will post information about upcoming surveys, gather your feedback, and post results about what we learn.
Here’s a snippet from the first [...]

Staś Malolepszy spent his summer working with Pascal Chevrel in Paris on a variety of projects for Mozilla.  One such project focused on creating a survey tool that could be used as an information gatherer from our Mozilla community on all sorts of topics.  Staś began grinding away on a web-based platform to post brief [...]