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Well, I can think of a couple reasons: What developers want to communicate to one-another is often not the best material for an about page. Many (if not most)
by randomdrake 13y ago
Well, I can think of a couple reasons:
What developers want to communicate to one-another is often not the best material for an about page.
Many (if not most) organizations do not feature all of their development staff on their about page.
Organizations that do feature developers on their about page rarely attribute what things they developed in the organization.
Developers don't just create things for organizations with about pages.
Do developers wish that organizations were better about this? Sure!
- greenyoda 13y agoOK, I see what you're saying. But if an organization doesn't want their developers sharing this kind of information on their main web site, wouldn't they also object to developers setting up what's essentially their own hidden web page? Do you expect that developers will seek corporate approval before adding these headers?
- randomdrake 13y agoI would guess it would depend on the organization. I would also guess it would depend on the developer. I'm not an organization and this isn't an implementation. It's just a possibility.