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Laura Chambers will step in as interim CEO to run operations until a permanent replacement is found.

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A few days after they announced that they were accepting cryptocurrency for donations to the company, Mozilla says they are now pausing this and reviewing the system and their policy. This comes after one of its cofounders publicly criticized the company for partnering with “planet-incinerating Ponzi grifters”. Cryptocurrency has been receiving much concern and scrutiny […]

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Mozilla founder, Jamie Zawinski, criticized the firm’s move to accept cryptocurrency donations. Mozilla co-founder, Jamie Zawinski, blurted out his criticism regarding the move of the web browser firm to accept cryptocurrency donations on his Twitter account.

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Jamie Zawinski tweeted "f--- you and f--- this" at Mozilla's announcement about the donations, saying those involved should be "witheringly ashamed."