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Mitchell Baker 在日前一次非正式的采访中提到了 Mozilla 为自己制定的 2010 年目标：

引用 Mitchell 的原话：

The main thing that’s important about goals is making sure that the Mozilla community is motivated to participate and that what we’re doing as an organization is something we’re all proud of and want to be a part of. So many people, thousands, tens of thousands, donate their time and effort and energy, so we want to make sure that the broad directions that we’re moving in are goals that motivate us, and that if we look up at the end of 2010 we’re all happy with what we’ve accomplished. So that’s one, and I guess as to why we’re different or what’s different about it — these are really high-level goals. They’re broad goals. They’re not management tools to track and measure people’s performance. These are aspirational and that’s because of the kind of community we are which is thousands of people each making their own decisions as to what’s important about the Web and what we want. So the goals are supposed to be something that people can say “Yes, that makes sense to me, I want that to happen. I’m going to go out and do X” in a very distributive way where each person makes many of their own decisions about what they do and yet we’re all comfortable that we’re moving in a general direction that’s good.

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