>This thread seems to assume that there's a clear distinction between 'work' and 'not-work'. If I'm coding for someone else in exchange for money, that's work.

>This thread seems to assume that there's a clear distinction between 'work' and 'not-work'. If I'm coding for someone else in exchange for money, that's work. If I do it on my own time for free, it's not work. That's a pretty clear distinction, since I can't do both at once.