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JWZJamie Zawinski (computer hacker)
JWZJe Weet Zelluf (Dutch: You Know Zelluf)
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The project has had its upheavals: co-founder Jamie Zawinski resigned only hours before the first birthday party, and Sun executive Alan Baratz has wondered publicly what is going on.
Mozilla Issues Status Report, Responds to Critics by Computergram International
When, after twelve months of intense development, the project had failed to deliver much beyond the next-generation layout engine NGLayout, founder Jamie Zawinski quit both Netscape and Mozilla in disgust.
Sun Reports of Mozilla's Death Greatly Exaggerated by Computergram International
By Rachel Chalmers Jamie Zawinski, Netscape Communications Corp employee number 20 and a driving force behind the creation of the Mozilla Organization, resigned from both the Netscape division of AOL and from Mozilla on April 1 - only hours before Mozilla's first birthday party.
Mozilla Founder Resigns on Open Source Project's Birthday by Computergram International
 
 
 
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