> because they want to pad their CV in order to get a job completely unrelated to free software. I don't consider that to be a bad reason to be involved in ope

> because they want to pad their CV in order to get a job completely unrelated to free software. I don't consider that to be a bad reason to be involved in open-source. People do similar things in other fields all the time. Serving as office-bearers in social clubs, on museum and non-profit boards, are all the currency of networking and business contacts. Why such a stigma around doing open-source to advance your career?