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You're in the right to leave the code online as a part of your portfolio so long as you didn't sign a contract with them and they didn't pay you for the work.
by phasevar 13y ago
You're in the right to leave the code online as a part of your portfolio so long as you didn't sign a contract with them and they didn't pay you for the work.
You should, however, not include their company name in your code or descriptions.
- jdubya 13y agothis
- logn 13y agoWelcome to HN. Upvotes suffice and moves the response to the top, letting everyone know it's the favored comment. 'this' will get you negative karma eventually.
- bennyg 13y agoI don't know, another comment echoing the same thing is like two people talking to you. An upvote doesn't hold the same weight psychologically (at least to me). Maybe more could be said than "this", but that's just me.