I would say proper attribution and credit is even more important in open source development than elsewhere. My day job takes credit for my work, but compensate

I would say proper attribution and credit is even more important in open source development than elsewhere. My day job takes credit for my work, but compensates me in money. Pretty much the only "pay" for the vast majority of open source work is credit. > it's hard to argue that Massimo did wrong to the community by popularizing Arduino So who made that argument? I haven't seen anyone claim his marketing efforts were unethical. But let's say you wrote a significant part of a book. I took your work, completed it, and published it as solely my work. It becomes wildly successful. Have I done anything wrong?