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For the most part, Symbian Signed is there to make sure developers behave like good kiddies and don't mess with Ma Telco's business models. Can ou say, pocket tivoization?
If something similar was (somehow) present in Mozilla, what are the chances the most popular Mopzilla extension would have existed?
Symbian Signed will live on under the new foundation, so although opening the code will help with the currently average-to-occasionally-atrocious API documentation, it will still be a disruption-hostile platform.
How about starting off by grafting a melon to an albatross so your dessert can fly to you.