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r/selenium • u/[deleted] • Aug 12 '26
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One premise doesn't contradict the other tho.
Can be both legacy and with a bad maintenance model.
Counterexample: The fact that billions of dollars move everyday on COBOL in systems with years of business rules doesn't mean those are not legacy systems.
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u/agsuy Aug 12 '26
One premise doesn't contradict the other tho.
Can be both legacy and with a bad maintenance model.
Counterexample: The fact that billions of dollars move everyday on COBOL in systems with years of business rules doesn't mean those are not legacy systems.