Firefox 1.0 out 9th November?

Mictlantecuhtli · Oct 14, 2004

Hacking for Christ: Aviary 1.0 Parties:
That's right, folks - we're close to the release of Firefox and Thunderbird 1.0 and, just like our last 1.0 release, we want to organise worldwide parties to celebrate.

Thanks to Dominik 'Aeneas' Schnitzer, we have an all-new and improved Mozilla Party Webtool 2.0. You can create your own party, or sign up for one already in progress - and, in an improvement on Webtool 1.0, organisers can now edit and update party details. The tool allows you to organise a celebration in any of 243 countries, principalities, dominions and islands around the world. Never let it be said that we do things by halves around here.

I can exclusively reveal that the weekend of the 19th-21st of November has been chosen as Party Time. That's after the currently-planned release date for Firefox 1.0 - the 9th - and allows for a little slippage too, without crashing into some American thing called "Thanksgiving". (Well, we have to humour them.) So if you want to feel part of the global collective, pick a date in that weekend.

The Mozilla Foundation isn't organising a big public party, so those of you in San Francisco have an opportunity to join the rest of the world and roll your own this time around. And I'm not organising the London party, so there's at least one more vacancy.

What are you waiting for? Get organising!

(Edit: I didn't know messages have a minimum length now)

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Firefox 1.0 out 9th November?

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