I guess any style of software development that still produces rules buried in code is the problem. It sounded like Scott Ambler might have been cluing into this, but (and I am not sure if this captures my thoughts exactly) as an unexpected side effect, like if there weren’t any recognition of rules, or there were no rules engines to use, it wouldn’t matter to him.

I thought I heard he was going to be at the most recent Rules Forum; did you get to raise the topic with him again in any way?