Author(s):	Paul Wayper
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Description:	It is said that we should always program as if the person who has to maintain our code is a homicidal maniac who knows where we live. This is also true of people who support your program and have to use it. Many will encounter unforeseen problems with your program, and may be homicidal maniacs who can track you down. This talk aims to make it easy to write programs that are easy to support. markdown
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