Hi Pelle, First of all, components should not keep data at all! Data belongs in services. The same thing goes for state (amIDirty is a state!) I would create a service where I would keep a registry of components that are 'dirty', each component can then manage it's own dirty state, and aso provide a 'save' or 'reject' method in the same registry. Also it can remove itself once it becomes 'clean' again.
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