Early in 2012, Mozilla warned against the ratification of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (<abbr>ACTA</abbr>) by the European Parliament. <a href="%(acta_url)s" rel="external">In a blog post</a>, Mitchell Baker urged the policymakers that opaque processes were a “bad way to develop Internet policy” — in particular, that the global trade agreement was negotiated in private without open involvement of all the stakeholders. After massive street protests of Net-savvy citizens across Europe, the European Parliament rejected ACTA on July 4th in an unequivocal vote.
2012年早些时候，Mozilla 警告欧洲议会不要批准“反假冒贸易协定” (<abbr>ACTA</abbr>) 。<a href="%(acta_url)s" rel="external">在一篇博文中</a>，敦促政策制定者们，黑箱操作对于制定互联网政策来说是一个坏方法。特别是，全球贸易协定是秘密谈判而没有向所有利益相关者公开。经过遍布欧洲的大规模网民抗议活动，欧洲议会最终在7月4日以正式投票的方式否决了 ACTA。