Mozilla Moves Into 2002? Maybe.

alanjstr writes "MozillaQuest reports that Mozilla 1.0 has been pushed back into 2002 (from Oct 2001) in its latest schedule update. Since the end of 2000, the rate of new bugs being submitted has doubled (according to the pretty graph)." However, the Mozilla guys, whom our own HeUnique talked to have said that they are still on target, and that the 2002 story is not true. So - you be the judge on this one. Or not. Whatever.

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Re:problem : (

[PurpleBob]

That's a feature. If you had managed to send an e-mail to Mike Angelo and gotten a reply, your inbox might have had a stupidity overload and caused all the other messages you would ever recieve to spontaneously turn into badly-formatted sources of misinformation with ugly and irrelevant blue buttons on the side.

Now aren't you glad Mozilla sacrificed its own process to protect you from this horrible fate?

Re:mozillaquest in no way affiliated with mozilla.

[Matthew Luckie]

MozillaQuest is a series of articles written by Mike Angelo who has no connection to mozilla.org or any 'inside information' about the goings on of the Mozilla project. mozilla.org has in the past made attempts to correct the misinformation that is published at this site but the requests went pretty much unanswered and so we've turned to simply ignoring the site.

Michael Angelo has a serious credibility issue, being a teenage mutant ninga turtle and all

cowabunga dude

keep up the good work

Re:mozillaquest in no way affiliated with mozilla.

[Matthew Luckie]

Michael Angelo has a serious credibility issue, being a teenage mutant ninga turtle and all

i spelt ninja wrong, it is me with the credibility issue

So....

[EvlPenguin]

...who else here thinks the only reason there is a Mozilla project is that Netscape said to themselves: "well, this code is just too fucked up, lets give it away"?

Some perspective

[billh]

While Mozilla has been under development:

Business plans have been written, VC found, businesses opened, millions made and millions lost.

We have sent probes to Mars, only to be shot down by the Martians.

Hundreds of species have gone extinct. Most of which were yet to be discovered.

People have met, married, and divorced.

I went from a shell account to SDSL. Of course, I still use the shell account.

There was peace in the Middle East. Sort of. I think.

The Olympics. More than once.

A president got blown by an intern, and we've stopped talking about it on a daily basis.

Another intern has disappeared, and we might have stopped talking of her by the time we reach 1.0.

So is it just me, or does this project seem like it is taking an insane amount of time to complete??

Visit mozillaquestquest.com for more great humour!

[Karora]

A hilarious parody of MozillaQuest can be found at http://mozillaquestquest.com/ although really, does it need a parody?

MozillaQuest is usually so creative in his reporting that he might as well not bother. His claims bear no resemblance to any reality I participate in, and there is little point in rebutting him. If we all ignore him then perhaps he will go away? We can hope so.