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Eh ? Not sure what you meant there, but if you and your employer do have a contract that says "all work that you produce while working here is owned by your emp
by rs 17y ago
Eh ? Not sure what you meant there, but if you and your employer do have a contract that says "all work that you produce while working here is owned by your employer", my understanding would be that updates to those modules, when written for your employers are actually owned by them, no ? (well, within software licensing terms)
- nailer 17y agoLet me know what wasn't clear. Most employers who use OSS apps - including R, SciPy NumPy and other statistical languages - are comfortable with staff fixing bugs in those languages and distributing their modified copies of the works.