[cinntaile]

Money laundering and corruption makes it a bit hard to take you seriously. What money do they need to launder exactly?

It's good that Mozilla is trying to diversify its income streams, it's a bit worrying when they are so dependent on Google.

[WesolyKubeczek]

Turning the anti-monopoly racket protection money from Google into rent for Mozilla’s executives while the company is consistently underperforming when it comes to its stated goals does sound like corruption.

In an underperforming company, executives have no grounds for rewards or raises. In a still-healthy company, they would likely have been replaced.

[sofixa]

That's neither money laundering nor corruption.