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 The name change was needed to officially show that a group of dedicated volunteers had taken over development of the suite from Mozilla Foundation in March 2005. Mozilla Foundation is focusing on development of the stand-alone Firefox browser and Thunderbird mail clients, which it promotes as additional supported upgrade paths for users of the old Mozilla suite.
-"With SeaMonkey we offer users of the Mozilla suite a way to stay with the more familiar suite style instead of switching to differently working stand-alone applications", said Robert Kaiser.  "Downloads and more information cna be found at www.seamonkey-project.org".
+"With SeaMonkey we offer users of the Mozilla suite a way to stay with the more familiar suite style FIXME|<strike>instead of switching to differently working stand-alone applications</strike>|FIXME", said Robert Kaiser. "Downloads and more information can be found at www.seamonkey-project.org".
-"Security threats on the Internet are constantly evolving, so it is important to use software that is actively being updated to address issues as they are discovered. FIXMEAdditionally, choice and innovation are goals of the Mozilla community, and as members of that community, we offer those to Mozilla users through the SeaMonkey projectFIXME."
+"Security threats on the Internet are constantly evolving, so it is important to use software that is actively being updated to address issues as they are discovered. FIXME|<strike>Additionally, choice and innovation are goals of the Mozilla community, and as members of that community, we offer those to Mozilla users through the SeaMonkey project</strike>|FIXME."
 SeaMonkey is an Open-Source community project within the mozilla.org software family.