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Aquí lo cuentan [explorerdestroyer.com]:

We are a group of four friends and full-time political activists who live in Worcester, Massachusetts. For the past two and a half years we've been working on internet-based projects to give independent voices more clout in our culture and our media system. When you work on issues like this, free / open source software has enormous political significance.

We've personally spent countless hours struggling to make our standards-compliant websites display correctly on standards-bashing Internet Explorer. We've spent days fixing computers of our family members that have been hobbled by spyware that Internet Explorer allowed in. These annoyances alone more than justify a aggressive campaign to switch people to Firefox. But what really matters is putting the internet back in the hands of the public and ensuring that the technology that will remake so much of our world in the next 30 years is a public resource not a corporate one.

Por lo menos, eso es lo que ellos cuentan. Concretamente, están conectados con Downhill Battle [downhillbattle.org].

Mucho publicitar Firefox, mucho hablar de estándares y demás, pero This page is not Valid XHTML 1.0 Strict! (aunque sean pocos errores y tontos)... y no es que la página sea una maravilla, porque tiene un diseño de lo más simple...
Me da la impresión de que es lo que dice el PH de abajo, que esta gente simplemente quiere hacerse publicidad usando el nombre de FF para sacarse un dinerillo...