I didn't sign code with my real name for a long while, and it was great, it feels honest. Doing work just to scratch your own itch, and in some cases I am still

I didn't sign code with my real name for a long while, and it was great, it feels honest. Doing work just to scratch your own itch, and in some cases I am still doing it. For most projects, things like copyright and responsibility is just things that get in the way, we just want things done, and the license will never be enforced in court. I started signing code when I started going to meetups etc, doing it with people who actually knew me in real life, it started getting pointless to try to hold a cloak of anonymity.