> It's like craftmanship. I've come to realize (mainly by reading comments on this very forum) that, for an increasing amount of people, programming is just a

> It's like craftmanship. I've come to realize (mainly by reading comments on this very forum) that, for an increasing amount of people, programming is just a job and they don't see it as an art form or a hobby. They genuinely cannot fathom that someone would spend time on ANY project without being paid. It's very sad but ultimately society couldn't function of we only hired passion-driven programmers, so eh.