I was so upset with the link that Martijn provided that I decided to pursue
the awareness of the builder.com editors, in case they have gotten a clue
about relational databases:

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> SourcePage: http://builder.com.com/2001-6713-0.html
> Comments: Hello there.
> Is there any editor that reads the articles before they get
> published? I've read recently a very bad article that reflects the
> total ignorance of the author. Some definitions that person makes are
> wrong, too.
> I went to
> http://builder.com.com/2001-6364-0.html
> and clicked on "Author Bios" to know what's the author background but
> I was sent to this URL
> http://builder.com.com/5170-22-0.html
> and got the typical message
> "The page you've requested cannot be found."
> Please fix the URL.
>
> C.