> I don’t recall the author now, but the gist of the argument made was that we’re too protective of our code - if you give someone responsibility, show that you trust them, more often than not, your intuition about people abusing their freedom is way off.
Maybe it was some of Pieter Hintjens writing and/or the C4 process:
Felix and I met some time before he wrote that blog post, and I explained our C4 process to him. His pull request hack, which I merged into C4 not long after, is neat though github doesn't provide the tools to do it easily.
Was going to suggest the same thing :) I haven't had the sort of success that the OP did, but that PR Hack post def inspired my way of operating! Yay Felix
Maybe it was some of Pieter Hintjens writing and/or the C4 process:
* https://rfc.zeromq.org/spec:42/C4/
* http://hintjens.com/blog:112
* http://hintjens.com/blog:106
Edit: oh, as the author mentions a blog post from 2012, it probably isn't any of the above posts (which are newer) but maybe something related to C4.