They should educate their developers before allowing them to write and release code to public. Educate in many ways, not just to write in English, but to write

They should educate their developers before allowing them to write and release code to public. Educate in many ways, not just to write in English, but to write appropriate code that follows established rules and practices, the code that is clean of commented out lines of rudimental code. Otherwise in some fraction of time we get overwhelmed with cryptic unreadable, unmaitainable code that noone understands. I don't think open source community deserves this. I myself rarely release my code to public exactly by this same reason - I consider it buggy, bogus and does not deserve to be published. And yes I have to deal with chinese written code quite a lot (because we are using chinese microcontrollers and CPUs in our devices) and I'm damn tired of that bad smelling stuff. PS: I'm russian, English is not my first, but I do prefer to use English for all that is related to programming and electronics engineering.