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My father usually likes lizzards, but I think he finds SoBe drinks more satisfying, since he can't drink compact disks.
Seriously, though. Do you expect Netscape to have a lot of fanfare for a bug competition? Sure, Mozilla isn't perfect, but it's well in front of Netscape, which is farther from perfect than Mozilla is.
Mozilla has been through a lot of beta developments to get this far, and Chimera is working its way towards 1.0. But I think this should get more attention towards Mozilla. I'm just afraid that if people read the report wrong, they'll think Mozilla is a bad thing, having 200000 reports of bugs. And that's over a period of a year or two. I'm estimating that on average Mozilla crashes 500 times a day, which isn't a whole lot, compared to how many computers have web access, and to what percentage (even a small percent) use Mozilla.
My father usually likes lizzards, but I think he finds SoBe drinks more satisfying, since he can't drink compact disks.
Seriously, though. Do you expect Netscape to have a lot of fanfare for a bug competition? Sure, Mozilla isn't perfect, but it's well in front of Netscape, which is farther from perfect than Mozilla is.
Mozilla has been through a lot of beta developments to get this far, and Chimera is working its way towards 1.0. But I think this should get more attention towards Mozilla. I'm just afraid that if people read the report wrong, they'll think Mozilla is a bad thing, having 200000 reports of bugs. And that's over a period of a year or two. I'm estimating that on average Mozilla crashes 500 times a day, which isn't a whole lot, compared to how many computers have web access, and to what percentage (even a small percent) use Mozilla.