I just realized that I turned into Jamie sometimes as well. At the beginning of a project, I worked without respect to boundaries. When a bug in another teams

I just realized that I turned into Jamie sometimes as well. At the beginning of a project, I worked without respect to boundaries. When a bug in another teams codebase held me back, I fixed it there. Over time I learned that this was neither appreciated nor welcome for some, so I stopped doing it. Unfortunately, this also a problem for me, because the bugs don't get fixed and block me. I invited a programmer from another team into my repo and we collaborated there. Then I was told not to do the work for another team (by the other team, ironically), so we forked. Now the repos have diverged and the users, who want to use both, suffer.