Only put your name on it if you’d defend every line. A name on the work is a signature, not a sticker.
LEADERSHIP
LEADERSHIP
Attaching your name is a claim, not a label. It says you stand behind the parts nobody will check as well as the parts they will, and over time people learn how much that claim is worth. Work you would not defend still travels with your name on it, and it teaches everyone what your standard actually is.
Before you submit or send, read it once as someone who has to answer questions about it. If a section makes you hope nobody asks, fix that section or take it out.
Which piece of work would you not defend line by line?
Free, with nothing to buy inside it.