Because not everyone has rigid beliefs about what the correct software license is. Because people like to help. Because a lot of software engineers make enough

Because not everyone has rigid beliefs about what the correct software license is. Because people like to help. Because a lot of software engineers make enough money in their career that they don't mind doing things for free. Because people use Swift daily and are frustrated by running into the same issue over and over again. Because people like Apple and want to be a (small) part of it. Because helping to identify test cases publicly (and thereby showing you don't just bitch and moan about issues, but pitch in to fix them) on Github looks great on a cover letter. Just a couple I thought of right quick like.