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About reusable Webel UML for PHP modelling policy Note pages with backlinks to related pages
Policy Notes are reusable content pages that encapsulate a policy, recommendation, or tip. A Note knows what UML content pages it has been applied to (and vice-versa), so each Note page usually conveniently lists some typical UML diagrams it applies to.
Policy Notes help promote the Don't Repeat Yourself (DRY Principle) principle. Visit also the view of all reusable Notes.
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'It ain't necessarily so,
It ain't necessarily so,
The t'ings dat yo' li'ble,
To read in de [Drupal6/7] Bible,
It ain't necessarily so.'
Heresy: Doctrine rejected as false by religious authorities.
Logical fallacy: Appeal to popularity, Argumentum ad populum.
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