>Do programmers only consider their own code sacrosanct, but anyone else's creative output free game?
I don't, and I share as much as I can after losing things a couple times.
It's important to keep in mind though that software is really fundamentally different than art: software is a liability and has to be maintained whereas a work of art is (usually) more or less created once. The models that support software development probably don't work well with art.
I don't, and I share as much as I can after losing things a couple times.
It's important to keep in mind though that software is really fundamentally different than art: software is a liability and has to be maintained whereas a work of art is (usually) more or less created once. The models that support software development probably don't work well with art.