As far as I can tell, its not the "Open-source" portion that is debated, its the developer portion. I have written a bit of code which I share around (and I thi

As far as I can tell, its not the "Open-source" portion that is debated, its the developer portion. I have written a bit of code which I share around (and I think I'll actually start using the WTFPL license on it), but I would never consider myself an open-source developer. For the most part, its all code I threw together in an afternoon or a weekend (or, in one case a week of afternoons), and I thought "someone else may want this, so I'll make it available to them". To make this clear, I am not a software developer. I'm a college student/tech support person who just happens to write some semi-useful code. Its not software, there's little-to-no documentation, and I'll only be supporting it if I think the problem is interesting.