[nonamegiven]

Fundamentally because it's been more than two hours since I asked for a password reset.

But really, because I'm not trying to fix this. This message was mostly for me, because I'm leaving what has been a fundamental part of my experience on the Internet, since Netscape. I wrestled with the decision to go with either Netscape or Mozilla, when that was a decision.

I just feel bad, and needed to say something to someone. Anyone. Which I've done.

If other people are having the same problem, someone who still knows their password will report it. And if it's just me, well, I'm just one of millions. The galaxy turns.

[ndesaulniers]

"I didn't get my password reset email yet, so I'm going to go try and score some karma on HN with Browser Wars link bait." is how I interpret that response.

This is an example of people taking open source for granted.

You have the power to modify the trajectory of your favorite browser (or OS, or any open source project, for that matter), even if you don't contribute code, you could give the maintainers a heads up by filing an bug in their issue tracker. Instead, you'll just switch to another browser and complain publicly when it does something you don't like or you don't get your password reset email. How selfish.

[nonamegiven]

""I didn't get my password reset email yet, so I'm going to go try and score some karma on HN with Browser Wars link bait." is how I interpret that response."

Not at all how I intended it. As for taking open source for granted, in this case Mozilla has hundreds of well paid people, they'll make it without my input.

It really was just a random goodbye, since I couldn't do it on their site.