A coffee is a much-liked beverage that lightens the load of the body, mind and soul of geeks. And Mozillians don’t need a specific reason to sit together to sit coffee and brainstorm.
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The main agenda was to regroup and share the experience since the last MozCoffee which happened a month ago and catch up with the FSAs and the Mozillians around town. We also had to plan ahead for the upcoming Maker Party and other events.
We discussed :
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After the main agenda discussions, we discussed about a major concern that hit the country recently – Net Neutrality in India was at stake. We had already begun a campaign with the hashtag #FightForNeutrality. We discussed how we could support the fight to keep the web open in India. We pledged to fight for the freedom of the Internet in India.
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If you haven’t already, support the #FightForNeutrality starting with the thunderclap below.
Check out how you can get more involved with the campaign here