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Metadoktor's Law of Spelling

If it can be misspelled, then it will be misspelled.

For instance, that's Corollary and not Corrollary.

Spelling applies to programming and not just English or whatever other language you know.

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Metadoktor's Law of Documentation

There is no such thing as well documented code.

and a corollary...

No one will read the documentation even if it exists!

metadoktor

"The doktor is in."

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