Goal setting is a natural collaborative thing that humans do. But there are goals which are human scale and goals which are hubristic. And the trouble with hubristic goals is they become the basis for justifying things that are or are at significant risk of being anti-human.
So as a Tuta user, I wince when I read:
“The goal of Tuta is to bring privacy to everyone and for that the Tuta apps must become much more feature-rich and competitive with Big Tech equivalents (eg Gmail).”
…The goal of Tuta could reasonably be something like “Our goal is to provide great privacy that people can discern and choose and value.”
That could turn out to be a very large number but it does not have to be everyone. Indeed, if it became anywhere near to being ‘everyone’ Tuta would just have become another Google. And who in their right mind wants that.
But by making the goal “everyone” it’s a short hop to some version of “We must approach feature parity with Google”…