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:Mozilla Volunteer with the status of "representative" they are part of a program and have special "power" such as asking for budget to run an event etc.
:Mozilla Volunteer with the status of "representative" they are part of a program and have special "power" such as asking for budget to run an event etc.
;Moz Fest/Mozilla Festival
;Moz Fest/Mozilla Festival
:Open Web Leadership unconference shipped by Mozilla each fall (late October/early November), often at Ravensbourne, a design college in London, England. Characterized by mental sparks, science fairs, maker spaces, youth participation, free espresso, and work sprints - planned or unplanned - on organizational goals, outputs, and outcomes.
:Open Web Leadership conference shipped by Mozilla each fall (late October/early November), often at Ravensbourne, a design college in London, England. Characterized by mental sparks, science fairs, maker spaces, youth participation, free espresso, and work sprints - planned or unplanned - on organizational goals, outputs, and outcomes.
;MLN
:Mozilla Learning Network
;Module
:A piece of code functionality or area of responsibility within Mozilla. A "module owner" is the person who has ultimate decision making authority - a "peer" often makes day to day decisions that can be escalated to an owner - https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/governance/policies/module-ownership/


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Revision as of 14:30, 26 November 2015

This page gives you a brief (one sentence) description of various terms that Mozillians use and might be confusing for newcomers.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A

amo
addons.mozilla.org - the central repository of mozilla addons.
asknot
A web tool to find out contribution areas. whatcanidoformozilla.org

B

b2g
Boot to Gecko, a component of FirefoxOS
bmo
bugzilla.mozilla.org - our main bugzilla instance to keep track of various products (firefox, firefoxos, etc)
Bug
In software a bug is an error in the program. Anything filed on bugzilla is also called a bug, even though we use it for purposes other than pointing out errors (like budget requests). (compare Github Issue)
Bug report
The detailed description accompanying a bug or the act of reporting the bug itself. (Sometimes just called bug)
Bugzilla
A tool to keep track of bugs. (compare bmo)

C

cbt
Community Building Team. Now been replaced by Participation team.
CommSquared
Community Communications program
Community Education
See Mozilla Community Education

D

Discourse
A modern web based communication forum. Checkout discourse.mozilla-community.org

F

FSA
Firefox Student Ambassador

G

git
A version controlling system for writing code collaboratively.
Github
A popular web-based git hosting system used in various Mozilla projects. github.com
Github Issue
An on-topic discussion, usually surrounding a single bug, hosted on a Github project.
Github Pull Request
(abbreviated as PR) A way for programmers to submit their contributions to projects on Github. (compare Patch)

H

Hive
Hive is city based learning networks. (Compare Mozilla clubs)

I

IRC
Internet Relay Chat is a communication tool used by Mozillians to communicate

L

l10n
Localization is the translation of Mozilla products to various languages.

M

Maker Party
Month-long summer campaign to activate, engage, and/or level-up users new and old by supporting them in planning small- and large-scale maker events that tie into MLN tools, curricula, and/or philosophies; often themed and sets up calls-to-action for the following year. teach.mozilla.org/events/
MDN
Mozilla Developer Network - online resource for Web developers; lives at. developer.mozilla.org
Mozilla Clubs
Local groups that meet regularly to learn the Web, a part of the Mozilla Learning Network. teach.mozilla.org/clubs/
MoCo
Mozilla Corporation is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Mozilla Foundation that coordinates and integrates the development of products.
Mozilla Community Education
aims to empower Mozillians in their contributions, and personal goals through education and training. education.mozilla-community.org
MoFo
Mozilla Foundation is a non-profit organization that exists to support and collectively lead the Mozilla project.
Mozicorns
Crew aboard the first New Hire Onboarding Program of November, 2015. mozillians.org/group/mozicorns
Mozilla Learning Network
offers programs and a global community dedicated to helping people learn to read, write and participate in the digital world teach.mozilla.org
Mozillians
A web-directory of Mozillians around the world. mozillians.org
Moz Reps
Mozilla Volunteer with the status of "representative" they are part of a program and have special "power" such as asking for budget to run an event etc.
Moz Fest/Mozilla Festival
Open Web Leadership conference shipped by Mozilla each fall (late October/early November), often at Ravensbourne, a design college in London, England. Characterized by mental sparks, science fairs, maker spaces, youth participation, free espresso, and work sprints - planned or unplanned - on organizational goals, outputs, and outcomes.
MLN
Mozilla Learning Network
Module
A piece of code functionality or area of responsibility within Mozilla. A "module owner" is the person who has ultimate decision making authority - a "peer" often makes day to day decisions that can be escalated to an owner - https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/governance/policies/module-ownership/

P

Participation
The Participation Team works to make people participate in Mozilla programs.
Patch
A specific code contribution by programmers submitted as a text file.
PR
See Github Pull Request

Q

QA
Quality assurance. quality.mozilla.org

R

ReMo
Mozilla Reps Program
Rep
Mozilla Representative, as part of Mozilla Reps program. reps.mozilla.org
Remos
Mozilla Reps that are like supported volunteers who apply through MoCo/tech pathways to be ambassadors for the Mozilla mission and mentors re: Mozilla products; different in some ways from 'mentors' activated by MoFo/MLN.

S

SuMo
Support Mozilla is for user support.

W

Webmaker
Webmaker is now an app that can be used to create and share on the Web. webmaker.org. In the past it used to stand for what is now Mozilla Learning Network.

Y

Yammer
An internal communication tool. yammer.com/mozillians/