> It is absolutely not normal to demand copyright for code written by a developer in off-hours. In the US, it's the standard. There are exceptions, but most co

> It is absolutely not normal to demand copyright for code written by a developer in off-hours. In the US, it's the standard. There are exceptions, but most companies will demand it. I've been bound by IP assignment contracts exactly like this for my entire career - from Oracle to a pair of startups. > sign non-competes saying they will not work on the project. Also, in the US, this is a long-established standard. You will not work for your competitors. Zig is a competitor for Zen.