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I don't because a lot of times they have used code written by other people. It opens you to suits for stolen producer credits etc... People are shifty. I thin
by winternett 16y ago
I don't because a lot of times they have used code written by other people. It opens you to suits for stolen producer credits etc...
People are shifty.
I think I'd be pretty upset if I found someone had slapped their name on my code and then put it on a web site like CNN. It looks like CNN doesn't allow any comments with names at all, I looked through their source files...
I'd like to find out if there's a Federal policy on names in code for Government websites....