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We're talking about contributions in one's own time, outside of work and not using their resources??

• isbvhodnvemrwvn 6y ago
  Are we? > I will still think odd that’s someone who is a professional hasn’t found one bug in an open source lib that is worth a PR or even an issue in a decade of work. It seems like the person is surprised how nobody has any contributions from just their professional work. Naturally unless I had no life outside of programming I would spend the vast majority of my time doing my 9-5 stuff.
• tapland 6y ago
  Not allowed everywhere. Any code I write ay any point of time is owned by my employer legally and in an EU country. This is because I work at a large consulting company that touches on any and all business fields. Free Github private repos has been a blessing for just storing modifications to existing projects.
• anonymousab 6y ago
  In NA, it's common for software dev. employment contracts to prevent you from working on software in your own time, and/or to claim moral rights to anything you do work on, regardless of field or business interest overlap. I have no idea about enforcement, and most coworkers I've had have ignored those clauses.