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Errata for 97 Things Every Software Architect Should Know

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Version	Location	Description	Submitted by	Date submitted
Printed	Page xvi 7 paragraph	The URL for the companion free website http://97-things.near-time.net is no longer valid. Upon typing that URL, a redirect occurs to another website requiring the visitor to register for a new non-free account.	edubuis	Mar 03, 2010
PDF	Page xvi 3rd paragraph in "How to contact us" section	The URL for the companion website (http://97-things.near-time.net) is defunct. The new URL is http://97things.oreilly.com/wiki/index.php/97_Things_Every_Software_Architect_Should_Know_-_The_Book	Jonathan Ackerman	Apr 18, 2010
Printed	Page 6 Fifth paragraph, second sentence	Sentence is missing the word "to" between "learning" and "give". Sentence should read "Learning to treat people with respect, and learning to give them the benefit of the doubt, is one of the core skills that turn a smart architect into an effective one".	Andre Van Klaveren	Oct 05, 2009
Printed	Page 6 2nd paragraph	"Java wasn't up the the task?" should read "Java wasn't up to the task?"	Robin Sibley	May 17, 2010
Printed	Page 17 1st paragraph	The word "value" should be "valve". The sentence should read "It's worth remembering that the Three Mile Island accident was largely caused by a pressure relief valve - a safety mechanism meant to prevent certain types of overpressure failures".	Andre Van Klaveren	Oct 05, 2009
PDF	Page 17 2nd line	"...pressure relieve value" should be "...pressure relieve valve", I believe.	Andreas Mueller	Aug 15, 2011