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Why UNIVERSAL? (Score:1)
Why include UNIVERSAL in the diagram?
Its presence doesn't clarify anything. The only thing it does is make the graph more difficult to read.
Re: (Score:2)
UNIVERSAL is included because I didn't deliberately exclude it. Not sure it makes the graph harder to read, though, as it ties things together nicely. Your mileage may vary :)
Enhancements (Score:1)
The most significant, yet theoretically easy thing that I can think of would be identifying classes vs roles.
Yeah, I could go for the full thing and have arrows indicating role consumption, etc., but a simple identification of which things were concrete and which were not would be a help.