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| What Obama could learn from Mozilla |
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| Publication: | CNET | Date: | Mar 02 2009 |
Just think of the bile spewed over the Windows-Linux war, or the antagonism between free-software revolutionaries and open-source advocates, and you get a taste for how deeply political open source can be. And yet the Mozilla Foundation largely evades divisive jingoism. It just helps create an exceptional browser without mucking through the mire of ideological debates in the process. The same holds true for the Eclipse and Linux foundations, in their spheres.
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