You suffer from bad architects. If there wasn't Fowler, they would just misinterpret somebody else. > that's how Fowler recommends it, so that's how we're doin

You suffer from bad architects. If there wasn't Fowler, they would just misinterpret somebody else. > that's how Fowler recommends it, so that's how we're doing it Fowler would be the first to point out that there are no hard & fast rules / recommendations and each case should be evaluated individually since there's just too many variables.