Developer open-sources 200+ hr project after client refuses to pay
Publicizing your work may be a fun way to 'get back' at an nonpaying client, but is it good for business? Would the professional thing to do be to simply drop work on this client and move on, or is any publicity good publicity for the coder?<p>This is damaging to the client. Yes, they may have deserved it, but will future clients be discouraged by this behavior?<p><i>Edit</i>: To be clear, I'm not saying the coder was in the wrong in any way. That is to be determined based on whatever agreement existed between the coder and client. I'm asking if as a business decision it was wise to release the work. The client now has all of the work, and there is no possibility of reconciliation.