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Because Mozilla has traditionally been very transparent about what it does, it can make people believe that they have insight into all the decisions and outcomes.
I do not fault folk for thinking that way (it's human nature, see information bias), but I do encourage folk to remember that we only see a small percentage of anything, and it's important to remember that we all have strong opinions.
Because Mozilla has traditionally been very transparent about what it does, it can make people believe that they have insight into all the decisions and outcomes.
I do not fault folk for thinking that way (it's human nature, see information bias), but I do encourage folk to remember that we only see a small percentage of anything, and it's important to remember that we all have strong opinions.