Can anyone offer insight on what this means? My assumption might be some sort of for-profit endeavor?
> Ultimately, this move to MZLA Technologies Corporation allows the Thunderbird project to hire more easily, act more swiftly, and pursue ideas that were previously not possible.
Not sure how a different legal structure would solve what sounds like an organizational problem.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla_Foundation#MZLA_Techno...
I'm interested in more clarification on what this change "actually means" as well.
The non-profit Mozilla Foundation had many rules about what we could and could not do. The new Corp gives us more freedom, legally.
...unless there are plans for profit and charging a subscription or some such.
Thunderbird will now be under MZLA Corporation, which is owned by Mozilla Foundation.
Why not put it pack in Mozilla Corporation? Because Mozilla Corporation has tried to jettison it a few times for not aligning with their goals, I guess?
That's uncomfortably vague.