As remote work proliferates, I think that local market rates become less relevant anyway. So I’d say they are paying the remote worker rate, not the SF rate. I

As remote work proliferates, I think that local market rates become less relevant anyway. So I’d say they are paying the remote worker rate, not the SF rate. It’s not so much because Basecamp wants to give away extra money, but rather because they are competing for top developers that have the choice to work for companies in places like SF and must offer salaries that are competitive with those companies.