I completely agree with you. Also to me accountability goes to whomever is currently working on the code and whomever manages that individual. I think what the

I completely agree with you. Also to me accountability goes to whomever is currently working on the code and whomever manages that individual. I think what they meant was that when you code something, you have to treat your work like you completely own it so you do a good job but to me that's self explanatory and is only repeated to enforce rules that are obvious.