> is a reflection of what people dream of, not reality. Only if you understand it as "open source everything", it is a dream. But that is not what I say. What

> is a reflection of what people dream of, not reality. Only if you understand it as "open source everything", it is a dream. But that is not what I say. What I say is that as a developer, you should try to open source as much as you can. Many times that's not nothing. It's really mostly a matter of thinking about it and seizing the opportunities. Related is also: don't be afraid to depend on copyleft libraries! As an employee, it's beneficial: it means that you have to contribute back (actually not exactly, but managers usually don't get the details so you can get away with it :-) ).