Team's Response

This issue has been rejected as:

• It is clear to the reader that the method is contained within the class. It should not impede his understanding of Fridget in any way.

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Team chose [response.Rejected]

• I disagree

Reason for disagreement: Thank you for the response! Although this notation might be clear to the developer team, the team has modelled their developer guide(DG) according to Address Book Level 3's Developer Guide as acknowledged in their DG. As a tester who models my own developer guide from the Address Book Level 3 Developer Guide as well, I noted that Address Book Level 3 Developer Guide uses the "#" notation to refer to a method within a class instead of a "."

If the team feels that the "." notation should be indicating a method within a class instead of the "#" notation, there should at least be an explanation about this notation (which was nowhere to be found) as it could get very confusing for readers expecting an Address Book Level 3 Developer Guide notation format. Hence, I believe this is a cosmetic issue which should be a low severity documentation bug.

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