Yeah, that makes sense; good point. I'm speaking less about them, though, and more about the "unwashed masses", so to speak. "Top developers" tend to code their

Yeah, that makes sense; good point. I'm speaking less about them, though, and more about the "unwashed masses", so to speak. "Top developers" tend to code their projects by default to be viral or usable or whatever you'd like to call it. They're good at what they do, and their normal practices are good practices. But I've seen tons and tons of projects on GitHub, personal sites, and other places that are more of "push and forget". Or they're of the mentality that "this is only worthwhile for me", when that mentality couldn't be further from the truth.