For Sharing your Package with Others ID: PM-BP-S

TLDR

Do not put anything in a public package if you do not have the right to share it with everyone.
Do not copy anything from another source without first obtaining written permission.
Do not include private packages as dependencies for public packages.
To use someone else's code you should include their package as a dependency. If their code is in a private package then yours should be, too.
Test all packages in public packages for high code quality and value. If it does not provide sufficient value or meet minimum quality standards consider either waiting to release it or keep it private instead.
When sharing private packages, the most specifically you can share your code the less likely it is to get abused. But the more generally you can share your code the less work you will have to put into managing access.
Grouping similar private packages into the same area will reduce the work required to managing sharing.

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