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So, does this mean that they don't use any pesticides or herbicides on their software developers?

its like slashdot, and green nectar aka caffeine that keeps you going thru your work day...

Firefox 3.0 will make less pollution and help save the environment!

You have got to be ***** kidding.

by definition all software is inorganic.

firefox is sitting on the PR train next to corp. like apple and microsoft and that sucks. leave firefox alone..

interesting marketing angle...timely, topical, relevant.

Hungry fox eats inorganic browser.
World web users rejoice now that the polluter is gone to the compost heap.

i wonder who came up with this marketing idea

So does that mean that Internet explorer is full of GM code

But How?

Playing the Air Guitar also cleans up air polution!

You mean after about 30 days (if you don't use it), firefox will decompose into unusable code just sitting there?

This doesn't make sense. Although I am definitely a firefox fan - Organic is an FDA (US) regulated type of food product and calling other things organic does a disservice to organic food that meets strict requirements and dilutes the meaning of the term.

This is ridiculous - they're suggesting that those who develop commercially can't do it for the love of the task, that opening the source produces some kind of different development cycle, and that they can just redefine words to mean whatever the hell they want it to mean.

Right, from now on, Safari is the 'gold-plated' browser, Opera is the 'cosmically trancendental' browser, and IE is the 'mystical way of the monkey' browser.

***** green.

im confused by this, i thought firefox was an all digital software (downloaded from mozilla.com)? how can they make it organic

Anything that is fertilized with this 100% pure, organic, steaming, marketing ***** must be *green*

Great, as long as they don't charge Whole Foods prices for Firefox I don't give a crap.

Just remember, poop is organic too.........

Cant wait to test Ffox 3 beta...

Organic is already the most improperly overused buzzword these days. Why the hell would they ad yet another way to confuse people.

"I get organic traffic to my website to read about organic produce, 40% of the users visited with Firefox, the most organic web browser."

FTA: "I think there is something more primal about open source," [Paul] Kim continued "more primal than communism or capitalism. It is the ability for anyone who has the passion and knowledge to make things better."

Okay. This Organic/Web 2.0 buzzword ***** needs to end.. NOW!