Comments on: Mozilla CEO: We are no 'Frankenstein'

Mitchell Baker also challenges the notion that open-source companies are just ad hoc organizations and takes a swipe at IE's security.

[WJeansonne]

What a bunch of hooey!

Sounds like sour grapes to me. These people are always harping on a great American success story--Microsoft.

[anarchyreigns]

You have no idea what you're talking about. <rolls eyes>

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[t8]

Microsoft a success?

Adolph Hitler was a success up until he failed.
Microsoft is evil and successful. But not forever. In the end when the people don't like you, you lose.

[rcsteiner]

If MS created technically-sophisticated software...

...maybe we'd be more motivated to give them credit.

Instead, they seem happy to give their captive customer a few new bells and whistles with each release -- while mostly ignoring the performance, security, and functionality shortcomings in their product lines.

There's a reason I left the Microsoft fold in 1992, and I don't regret it a bit!

[NoVista]

WJ is right!

Microsoft truly represents American business ethics in the 21st century. Why, it ranks right up there with Enron. Oh yeah.

Well, alongside Halliburton, Blackwater, SAIC ...