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observed · 2026-10-12 09:43:02 UTC
True to our roots in open-source, we intend to go about the Foundation’s work transparently, learning and iterating out in the open. “Open” isn’t just for products – it’s a set of principles we want to bring to everything we do, whether it’s advocacy or grantmaking or community-building. (Spoiler: We’ve done this before!) This series of “Build in the Open” posts is the beginning of our re-engaging the many experts, thinkers, and advocates who care about Mozilla’s work as much as we do. Core principles shouldn’t change, but circumstances certainly do. It’s a dramatic understatement to say we live in a time of changing circumstances, with elections worldwide changing our advocacy landscape, technology itself unfurling at a dizzying pace, and the Foundation’s own reorganization. Throughout previous eras of change, one constant for Mozilla has been vociferous and bold advocacy for technology that works for people – not the other way around. That isn’t changing. Advocacy is, and will continue to be, a vital part of how the Foundation engages with
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observed · 2026-10-12 09:43:02 UTC
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