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We do not have a direct policy regarding this. Long story short: work created at the university is owned by university unless declared prior to start of coding.

I have discussed with my boss from time to time about this and we have not gone far with it as it becomes a political nightmare as the people who need to approve this do not quite understand open source software aside from the "it is usually free" idea.

/me eagerly awaits others responses!

Update: This topic surfaced at work recently, we met with our legal team and all appears well. My understanding (from my employer) is this is a case by case basis but they are willing to work with employee's interested.

We do not have a direct policy regarding this. Long story short: work created at the university is owned by university unless declared prior to start of coding.

I have discussed with my boss from time to time about this and we have not gone far with it as it becomes a political nightmare as the people who need to approve this do not quite understand open source software aside from the "it is usually free" idea.

/me eagerly awaits others responses!

We do not have a direct policy regarding this. Long story short: work created at the university is owned by university unless declared prior to start of coding.

I have discussed with my boss from time to time about this and we have not gone far with it as it becomes a political nightmare as the people who need to approve this do not quite understand open source software aside from the "it is usually free" idea.

/me eagerly awaits others responses!

Update: This topic surfaced at work recently, we met with our legal team and all appears well. My understanding (from my employer) is this is a case by case basis but they are willing to work with employee's interested.

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Chris
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We do not have a direct policy regarding this. Long story short: work created at the university is owned by university unless declared prior to start of coding.

I have discussed with my boss from time to time about this and we have not gone far with it as it becomes a political nightmare as the people who need to approve this do not quite understand open source software aside from the "it is usually free" idea.

/me eagerly awaits others responses!