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He was the CEO, not an engineer. In many ways, acting as the moral compass is the job.

Becoming a CEO doesn't mean you are no longer a person. More importantly, it doesn't mean the company comes before you as a person.

I'm not saying that in todays environment, at least within the US that is the case. I'm just saying it should be the case.

Freedom of speech swings all ways.

In the case of Mozilla, you're wrong. Acting as the moral compass is Mitchell Baker's job, not the job of the CEO.