I see the misunderstanding. When I say "contribute code freely" I mean "without restriction."
You are certainly aware that the vast majority of code is under strict restrictions and will be leveraged for competitive/controlling purposes rather than being shared. Employees wishing to freely contribute code in these domains will have their requests denied.
We've both been employed by large SV companies; we both know how this works. The majority of software will be used in an attempt to control the market.
You are certainly aware that the vast majority of code is under strict restrictions and will be leveraged for competitive/controlling purposes rather than being shared. Employees wishing to freely contribute code in these domains will have their requests denied.
We've both been employed by large SV companies; we both know how this works. The majority of software will be used in an attempt to control the market.