2011 06-Mozilla community health in Asia
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The document outlines Mozilla's community efforts in Asia, highlighting its mission to promote choice and innovation on the internet. It details the organization's history, significant user and community statistics, and emphasizes the importance of citizen engagement over consumerism. Additionally, it encourages communication through various channels and the collaborative nature of Mozilla's projects.
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2011 06-Mozilla community health in Asia
- 1. Mozilla Community in Asia Shanghai, June 25, 2011 1
- 2. Gen Kanai Community Engagement Team Hello. 2
- 3. Some Context 3
- 4. Mozilla is 4
- 5. FOX Business (2009) 5
- 6. FOX Business (2011) 6
- 7. Promote Choice and Innovation on the Internet Mission 7
- 8. Seriously. 8
- 9. Thats it. 9
- 10. Mozilla project started in 1998 within Netscape Mozilla Foundation started in 2003 approximately 350 paid staff in 20 countries ~40% of code contributed by volunteers Testing community of 60,000+ More than 400 million users Global browser market share 25~30% Factoids 10
- 11. Firefox 4 11
- 12. Celebrated in 415+ cities around the world 19,135 total estimated party attendees 6,085 confirmed party attendees 22 Parties with over 100+ attendees 500 Party Swag Packs shared Firefox 4 launch 12
- 13. Firefox 4 launch Asia 13
- 14. Hyderabad, India 14
- 15. Hyderabad, India 15
- 16. Hyderabad, India 16
- 17. Seoul, South Korea 17
- 18. Seoul, South Korea 18
- 19. Surabaya, Indonesia 19
- 20. Surabaya, Indonesia 20
- 21. Coimbatore, India 21
- 22. Bhopal, India 22
- 23. Manila, Philippines 23
- 24. Manila, Philippines 24
- 25. Jakarta, Indonesia 25
- 26. Bandung, Indonesia 26
- 27. Bandung, Indonesia 27
- 28. Surabaya, Indonesia 28
- 29. Makassar, Indonesia 29
- 30. Makassar, Indonesia 30
- 31. Pune, India 31
- 32. Jakarta, Indonesia 32
- 33. paper toy, Indonesia 33
- 34. paper toy, Indonesia 34
- 35. paper toy, Indonesia 35
- 36. paper toy, Indonesia 36
- 37. paper toy, Indonesia 37
- 38. video... 38
- 39. Community Tools 39
- 40. Communication will happen in every possible way * so make sure its reusable 40
- 41. People will communicate in every useful way possible 41
- 42. Wikis 42
- 43. Blogs 43
- 44. Our main channels: Bugzilla, IRC & newsgroups 44
- 45. More: Video, Audio, Chat (and Robots) 45
- 46. Make it easy for your Community to do the Important Things 46
- 47. SuMo QMO 47
- 48. 48
- 49. Twitter 49
- 50. Weibo? 50
- 51. 51
- 52. Communities are not Markets: Members are Citizens 52
- 53. Citizens are more than consumers, are more than bystanders, are more than stakeholders 53
- 54. fewer decisions based on employment; more decisions based on merit 54
- 55. THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM THEY ARE US WE ARE THEM 55
- 56. The best citizens challenge the status quo, propose improvements and make the conversation richer 56
- 57. They dont just make products better. They make them what they are. 57
- 58. Experiment! Try things! Measure where possible. 58
- 59. 59
- 60. building Community alongside Mozillas tool-chain 60
- 61. Planning Project Mgmt Dev & Build wiki.mozilla.org bugzilla.mozilla.org Tinderbox , etc QA Crash Stats Automation quality.mozilla.org crash-stats.mozilla.org Nightly / Testing Feedback Documentation developer.mozilla.org etc. input.mozilla.org 61
- 62. some Thoughts 62
- 63. Why non-profit? 63
- 64. 64
- 65. 65
- 66. 66
- 67. Why be Open? 67
- 68. participation agility momentum testing/rapid prototyping Goals leverage 68
- 69. public performance endless opinion loops crowd sourcing Not 69
- 70. Thanks! Pascal Finette, Alex Aranoff, Anup Kumar Mishra, Sajin Hentry, Viking Karwur, Benny Chandra, Fauzan Alfi, Naif Al'as, Channy Yun, Kartika Monoarfa, Evanjohnn Mendoza, Robert Egama, Regnard Requedan, Galaxy Kadiyala, Thomas Setiawan Mozilla communities worldwide all content CC-Attribution 70
- 71. gen@mozilla | @gen Mozilla in Asia blog 71