Re: What are a programmer's rights to what he writes?

Nathan,

>Your answers are so rational and correct, any reply would be better left
>unsaid.  

That never stopped anyone before. <g>

>The scenarios I proposed were hypothetical, but depict conflicts
>that do arise in the course of employment.

I understand that; I don't refute the fact the employee morale can
suffer, and along with it the quality or quantity of work, etc.

It *does* happen.  I'm just not convinced it is as "unfair" to the
employee as it may sound.  And I'm speaking as someone who has been
there, done that.

But then, you'll notice that I did mention I'm no longer an
employee...  I like being self-employed; I get to pick which 16 hours
a day I work. <g>

Doug
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