Allow me to introduce my self I'm a 36 year old Married Portuguese man Living in the UK since 2001 have travelled around and lived in other European countries and have really soaked in/mingled with the locals, this as given me a positive insight into their lifestyles and ambitions. So here I am!

04. – 06. september 2008. Trenches of Niš Fortress Promotion of the Internet, open source projects, software, organization... 10 year anniversary of Mozilla.org and promotion of Firefox3 browser Reviving nature in the center of the city project: Events will take place in the trenches of the fortress.

This is the pits.  I have looked all over the firefox site and not found what HOUR the downloads start.  I notice messages that on the other side of the International Dateline they haven't come up with where and how to down load...what the frack is going on or not going on?

Will someone explain to me why all the effort to spread Firefox? I don't get it. Internet Explorer is a good browser even though Firefox is better, but it's not useless. And it's way ahead in market share, do we think we're going to topple the giant? IE is free, so that's not the angle. There's money in this for Mozilla somewhere, I know it. But why so much effort to kill the giant when it works?

Will someone explain to me why all the effort to spread Firefox? I don't get it. Internet Explorer is a good browser even though Firefox is better, but it's not useless. And it's way ahead in market share, do we think we're going to topple the giant? IE is free, so that's not the angle. There's money in this for Mozilla somewhere, I know it. But why so much effort to kill the giant when it works?

Between what I've downloaded for myself (on numerous operating systems) plus what I've downloaded for others (Firefox evangelist that I am), I've probably responsible for 150 of those myself (and I go back to the late "Phoenix" days).

Half a billion is a great number, but the reality is, they can't track how many first time downloads there have been and that's the number that really matters.

Between what I've downloaded for myself (on numerous operating systems) plus what I've downloaded for others (Firefox evangelist that I am), I've probably responsible for 150 of those myself (and I go back to the late "Phoenix" days).

Half a billion is a great number, but the reality is, they can't track how many first time downloads there have been and that's the number that really matters.

Come join the celebration at http://www.spreadfirefox.com/node/1424

Come join the celebration at http://www.spreadfirefox.com/node/1424