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Isn't this more or less a rewording of your previous suggestion about serving humanity instead of the other way around?

This is a very fair point, and follows things like ITIL rules and basic security practice - Development should be done on a system without live data. That said, there...

> But who knows, maybe somebody's user-agent is TopSecretBrowserYouDidn'tKnowWasBeingWorkedOn-v2 That's literally been the source of a number of product leaks. Mostly at Apple, since everyone else has to crow from...

It might be worth adding an index of 'similar oaths' to the bottom of the readme, but to *include* text is almost certainly not possible. From the ACM website: ```...

Also falls foul of copyright, but interesting. Ours is cleaner and much more strongly divergent from the hippocratic oath, but the shared ancestry is clearly visible. Side note, I'm amused...

I don't like the wording of the second one. `I shall treat testing and coding as equal in both validity and importance.`?

@blogodisiac Just to confirm, I have no commit rights on this repo. Just another interested party making an attempt at constructive criticism. :crossed_fingers:

@blogodisiac What's your opinion on the importance of Documentation?

Perhaps it might be good to append to `8.` instead, something like... `I will be diligent and take pride in my work, committing to achieving the highest quality I can...

That's true enough, though as a programmer I was always taught to treat your experimental mucking-about code like production code, because you never know when someone will walk-past-and-tell-you-to/copy-your-code-and deploy it...