It's funny when people try to universalize preferences. Obviously: don't write bad code. But if you're a maintainer, go about maintaining, don't try and turn ev

It's funny when people try to universalize preferences. Obviously: don't write bad code. But if you're a maintainer, go about maintaining, don't try and turn everyone into a maintainer. Similarly, if you're a creator, don't try and turn maintainers into something else. Best is to recognize what you love doing, then do that systematically and effectively. But don't turn preferences into rules.