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ok thanks.
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I'm probably biased because of the syntax in @ContextMapper, but: I would turn it around, because in the "DDD jargon" we always talk about Upstream-Downstream relationships and according to that metaphor I would illustrate "information flow" and not direction of dependency. The information flows from upstream to downstream; or from supplier to customer in this case. This is the reason why its the other way around in @ContextMapper: Customer <- Supplier
or Supplier -> Customer
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Sorry for joining in late to the discussion. I get your arguments and I come to the conclusion that arrows in context maps are a bad idea in general because they lead to many implicit assumptions depending on the context of the folks looking at them.
My suggestion is: let's just get rid of the arrow in the Customer-Supplier relationship visualization.
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@edlich the way I understand it, the arrow shows the direction of the dependency. The customer depends on the supplier, not the other way around.
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