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Line 1: Northeastern US residents sometimes use the term "Cowboy" derogatorily to mean reckless or irresponsible. Sticking the word "Cowboy" in front of the word "Coding" doesn't make it a software development philosophy. It is a [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia_is_not_a_dictionary#Neologisms\|Neologism]] - it just means the same thing as "Cowboy-anything" but applied to code~~. To the degree that the article claims to be more than a clever term, it is a hoax~~. The first attempt to delete this article failed because Google has roughly 270 hits on "Cowboy Coding." I could not find any that are noteworthy. Most link to this article as their source! Wikipedia has a [[Wikipedia:No_original_research\|No Original Research]] policy which this article clearly violates.

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