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> Ego is not part
> of it; rather a commitment to quality and standing up for what you've
> produced.
I didn't produce it... my company did. They just paid me to get it done.
FWIW, except for gaming credits, I haven't seen programmer names in
software for about a decade.
> Any bad behavior that others exhibit as a result of seeing your name in the
> manual is not a reason to stop doing it.
But corporate policy *is* a reason not to do it, and I strongly
suggest that anyone who wants to slap their John or Jane Doe to the
manual first consult their Legal department before committing the act
to press.
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