JTK wrote: >> > until I got it through my skull that the Mozilla project was >> > not interested in succeeding and delivering a viable product. >> >> If that is your opinion, may I ask why you are still reading the Mozilla >> newsgroups? > > You may. The answer is, I'm not entirely sure. At one point, long ago, > I figured that perhaps Mozilla/AOL/TW could be embarrassed into > delivering a usable product, e.g., one in which you could select some > text, right click, select "copy" from the context menu, and paste away > to your heart's content. But now it's clear even to this indefatigable > optimist that such "functionality" that Notepad has had for many years > is simply not forthcoming in my lifetime, my children's lifetime, nor my > grandchildren's lifetime.
So you and your grandchildren will be dead before bug 98608 and 62872 is fixed? One of them is scheduled for Mozilla 1.0... > Maybe I'm only here anymore so that once Mozilla has officially crashed > and burned, I can say, "I told you so; if you'd listened to even 10% of > what I'd said you might have had a chance at success." You *really* need a hobby. > Like I said, I really don't know. What about you? You're a > true-believer, right? Mozilla can do no wrong? Mozilla can do lots of wrong, but it keeps getting better and better. Bugs are fixed every day. > Why then are you here? I am here because I want to follow the development of Mozilla. I want to follow the development of Mozilla because I use Mozilla. I use Mozilla because I like Mozilla. If I didn't like Mozilla I wouldn't be here. -- /Jonas
