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It works for other critical industries
The govt closely regulates the design and construction of buildings and you don't see buildings falling down left and right or having to be "patched" because of a design flaw. In addition, the builders and architect still maintain a high level of design and building options, despite all the regulations.

Just about everything made in this country has some kind of reglation governing its creation, except for software.

And compared to many of things built, software is highly complex, making the case for regulation that much stronger.
Posted by: ibabadur1   Posted on: 03/18/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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