Depends because sharing logic like that can be dangerous. Each system is going to have exceptions and unique properties, and SOME will leak into the shared spac

Depends because sharing logic like that can be dangerous. Each system is going to have exceptions and unique properties, and SOME will leak into the shared space. This is a hard problem. If what you were saying were true, software would be perfect. It's not though, it sucks ass. I mean, try writing an API for 100 different consumers with different needs. Good luck! They're gonna ask you for X ... Z and B depends on F but F can't exist with C and C is just a bad idea overall but also O is there and that changes things and...