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Maybe a good compromise would be to leave them members of
the class but name them to imply they are private (add a
leading underscore). That way if someone wants to create
their own subclass they can at their own risk. They can
always write a little extra logic to insure the interface
didn't change and raise a custom exception explaining what
happened and what they need to look at.
I didn't read (2) in Raymond's comments. Could you expand
on those concerns?
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