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		lucifer on Jan 26, 2010 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Why I don't believe in software architects The practice of architecture is inevitably entangled with one or more notational and representational systems. This is true if you are architecting ships, infrastructure, buildings, or software. Complaining about UML is like complaining about drafting, drafting notation standards, and CAD software.

blasdel on Jan 26, 2010 [–]

It's more like there's only one drafting standard, and it was built by and for the Soviets in the 70s.

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