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Thanks for spotting that. I
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Thanks for spotting that. I
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Thanks for spotting that. I have edited the article to say that I think we should focus on the current community. I know the Drupal 8 dev team loves this community too, and I don't want that to be taken the wrong way. It's not that I believe that current Drupal developers *can't* learn these approaches. I believe they *won't*. I also believe the are not necessary - so it's hard to fault them for not wanting to learn. Also, to reiterate what I said in my original post: The problem is not a lack of training and documentation, the problem is that the system itself needs to make more sense.
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