Maybe I was not quite clear, I meant to say that there are scenarios
in which one can not be purist because it involves an extra effort in
terms of maintenance and project management.

On 4 Feb, 16:54, Greg Young <[email protected]> wrote:
> Umm...
>
> So a person made up this design that goes completely opposite of what
> the literature says and you call him a 'DDD purist'? Personally I am a
> strong proponent of micro as well as macro evolution ... does that
> make me a intelligent design purist?
>
> It's people like you that are clouding opinion of DDD. From what you
> have discussed you are not using DDD.
>
> Greg

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