> Sharing your greatness more often results in some narcissist or psychopath (clinical, not conversational) taking credit for your work. In an era of social med

> Sharing your greatness more often results in some narcissist or psychopath (clinical, not conversational) taking credit for your work. In an era of social media infested domains, derivative work leeches off your effort and its more likely someone you've never met will become known for whatever you invent. I cannot upvote this hard enough. I have tried to be the positive force I want to see in the world and it's resulted in me being tarred and feathred as a heretic by people who feel threatened by whatever modernization I've been pushing for. It's sad and disappointing as an engineer working on a platform to have the people (management) in charge just NOT GIVE A SHIT about making things better. Just get more canaries, who cares if they are dying. Stop asking questions, get back to the mine or we'll replace you with someone who won't complain as much. Come to think of it this might be your third strike...