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Employing someone doesn't let you pass off their achievements as your own. If Wales had anyone else, or had gone it alone, it's unlikely Wikipedia would be wha
by amiga386 10mo ago
Employing someone doesn't let you pass off their achievements as your own.
If Wales had anyone else, or had gone it alone, it's unlikely Wikipedia would be what it is today.
- oytis 10mo ago> Employing someone doesn't let you pass off their achievements as your own. Doesn't it? That's basically how tech companies work. You can tell he's written an initial version of Wikipedia, but founder is emphatically not an employee.
- amiga386 10mo agoThat's not how fame and credit for some novel thing is shared. The minds of two people were vital to its success, and we don't fold that into one because of business structure.
- glaslong 10mo agoPlease tell the founders of various companies I've developed novel things for that my name should be at the top with theirs :p