A little over two years ago, I did a bunch of posts about the idea of recruiting ‘the next million Mozillians’. My thinking at the time: we need to grow our community dramatically. We need to build even more creativity, reach and resilience into who we are. This is how we build a 100 year organization for the open web. More The Next Million Mozillians (redux)
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Gone fishing, and looking for feedback
Today’s my last day at a computer before two weeks off the grid. No electricity. No phones. No computers. The best two weeks of the year. More Gone fishing, and looking for feedback
NMM example #2: freedom in the cloud
Recently, I’ve found myself in more and more discussions about identity, data and freedom in the cloud. Zittrain did a great op-ed a few weeks back that suggests why: the cloud brings us wonderful social connections and new applications, but it also has its dangers. Personal dangers like data and identity lock in. And web-wide dangers such as limitations on the freedom to innovate. A few people have been talking about this for a while. But, for most people who use the web, this issue is just coming on radar or isn’t there at all. More NMM example #2: freedom in the cloud
NMM example #1: web health + security audit
Privacy and security have always mattered deeply for Mozilla. They are central to the health of the internet at both the individual and web-wide level. For this reason, pushing the envelope on privacy and security has been a core consideration in Mozilla software since early on. More NMM example #1: web health + security audit
Doodle: Next Million Mozillians framework
Earlier this week, I posted some updated thoughts about ‘the next million Mozillians’. My argument: Mozilla is in a better position than ever to invite millions more people to actively love, protect and steward the open web. Great sentiment, but how do you do it? More Doodle: Next Million Mozillians framework
More thinking on the next million Mozillians
For a while now, I have had this feeling: we need to get millions more people to actively love, protect and steward the open web to keep it vibrant over the long haul. Mozilla is in a good position to make this happen. More More thinking on the next million Mozillians
The Next Million Mozillians
Last week, David Eaves blogged about the potential for Mozilla to energize — and maybe even lead — a mass movement for the open web. My response: hear! hear! More thinking, experimenting, conversing, inventing, definitionizing, evangelizing, politicking, standard-making and party-throwing in the name of the open web is very much needed. And Mozilla is certainly well situated to stir this pot. More The Next Million Mozillians