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This still kills the possibility of quickly collaborating with someone on a project in your free time. Any time you want to even start working on something toge
by q3k 8y ago
This still kills the possibility of quickly collaborating with someone on a project in your free time. Any time you want to even start working on something together, you have to wait a couple of days for approval.
This simply doesn't work if you want to be active in a hackerspace or any other community where you iterate on projects quickly.
- joshuamorton 8y ago>This still kills the possibility of quickly collaborating with someone on a project in your free time. Any time you want to even start working on something together, you have to wait a couple of days for approval. This depends on the project. If you and the project maintainer are ok with Google maintaining copyright over the code, there's a self-approval process that takes ~2 minutes. And of course, that's only necessary if I'm working on the side project using company resources. If I'm not, I literally can't do the self-approval. There's only an issue if you want to maintain copyright should you want to monetize your product. Most hobby projects won't encounter those issues.