English is neither a programming language nor a formal logic. When we see an "if" statement that would otherwise seem irrelevant, it is common to interpret it as an insinuation.

@hu3's misunderstanding is entirely understandable.

This is not a code editor.

You're implying OP intends to abandon Mozilla based on their criticism towards corporate doublespeak.

If not then your comment makes even less sense.

Let me phrase it clearly to anyone reading this: It is perfectly fine to criticize corporate double speak and people should not be confronted for that.

I like Mozilla as a product forge, but i really don't see why you should have that massively overpaid Management, Marketing yes, Developers for sure...but management, more and more Mozilla smells like yahoo. But still great Product and the only Browser i use!

And it makes no sense looking at OP's message which never mentions abandoning Mozilla. This is the entirety of it:

> If you think that Mozilla not using "corporate doublespeak" is an impossible standard, I am left speechless.

Other people in this thread could think it is a reason to "abandon" Mozilla.

Therefore, given that other people may think that, it is reasonable to bring it up.

Not all parts of a comment are directes literally only at the person that one is responding to..