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Line 3: ==History== The concept was first propounded by [[Gerald M. Weinberg]] in his seminal book of 1971, ''The Psychology of Computer Programming''.<ref>{{cite book \| url=https://books.google.com/?id=76dIAAAAMAAJ \| title=The Psychology of Computer Programming \| publisher=Van Nostrand Reinhold \| year=1971 \| last=Weinberg \| first=Gerald M.}}</ref> [[Richard Stallman]] cited egoless programming as the basis for the 2015 [[April Fools Day]] joke announcement for Yellow Hat [[GNU\|GNU/Linux]].<ref>{{cite web\|title=Yellow Hat\|author=Richard M. Stallman (rms)\|url=https://www.stallman.org/articles/yellow-hat.html}}</ref> ==Peer reviews of code==

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