You Might Be a Mozillian if…

Many people who are members of the Mozilla community, don’t give themselves permission to affiliate or consider themselves Mozillians. There was a lot of good conversations around Membership at the Mozilla Summit.

If you do any of the following… you should consider yourself a member of the Mozilla Community:

• You’re passionate about a Mozilla project
• You suggest to others that they try a Mozilla product
• You’ve advocated on behalf of user control for privacy, data, and code
• You’ve explained why the Open Web is superior to proprietary technologies
• You help answer support questions
• You promote new releases of Mozilla products via Twitter or Identica
• You’ve uploaded artwork to the Mozilla Creative Collective
• You’ve entered a Design, Jetpack, or other Challenge
• You participate in a Mozilla Drumbeat project
• You install Firefox onto School computers
• You wear Mozilla t-shirts and discuss these ideas with your friends and family
• and many more

You don’t have to be a hardcore C++ programmer to be a Mozillian. Teachers, bloggers, and internet enthusiasts are part of the Mozilla Community also! It took me a long time to realize this personally. Let’s help the next group of community members realize it sooner.