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On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 03:22:32AM -0700, Andrew Morton wrote:
> Not so.  There is a habit of treating corporate developers as somehow
> inferior to the purer old-timers.  I know - people have told me.  Quite
> often.  And for various reasons, those people feel limited in their options
> for standing up for themselves.

Corporate drones obviously doesn't refer to all of them.  It referes to
those who are primarily corporate and secondarily Linux people of
course.  There's quite a lot of developers who came to Linux with a
corporate background and are fully integrated into the "scene".
Surprising they tend to write mostly good code and are involved with
review and other important activities.