What is that proverbial "Watcom Rule"?

That has been discussed as part of this question I'm having trouble connecting to a SQL Anywhere server. How can I fix this? - but I'm sure it deserves its own question.

Wise users like Breck tend to relate to a "Watcom Rule": "Watcom Does Things The Way They Should Be Done."

Why is this cited here, and what does it mean?

(And now Breck should share his wisdom again...)

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asked 13 Jan '14, 09:46

Volker Barth
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1	OK, Breck has already written on that topic a few times, cf. his blog article: The Watcom Restatement permanent link answered 13 Jan '14, 09:51 Volker Barth 39.3k●355●539●809 accept rate: 33% flat view

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