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   * **Architecture**: Does the code follow the broader architectural design?
   * **API**: Is the API consistent?
-  * **[Code format and convention](http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/flexsdk/Coding%2BConventions)**: Does the code follow standard formatting and code conventions?
+  * **[Code format and convention](https://sourceforge.net/adobe/flexsdk/wiki/Coding%20Conventions/)**: Does the code follow standard formatting and code conventions?
   * **Use Cases**: Does the code handle all use cases?
   * **ASDoc**: Do we need to add ASDoc comments?
   * **Readability**: Is the code understandable/maintainable? Would more comments help?
   * **Duplication**: Are we duplicating code that could be combined?
   * **Backward compatibility**: Does the code break backward compatibility?
   * **Performance**: Does the code minimize memory, swf size, and runtime performance impact?
   * **Dependencies**: Do the changes introduce undesirable dependencies or layer violations (e.g. link in unnecessary classes into base classes, etc.)?
   * **Cross-Platform**: Are there cross-platform, cross-browser, or cross-runtime (including AIR) issues to consider?
   * **Security**: Does the code raise any security issues?
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This checklist should be used when contributing code to the Flex SDK:

  * **Architecture**: Does the code follow the broader architectural design?
  * **API**: Is the API consistent?
  * **[Code format and convention](http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/flexsdk/Coding%2BConventions)**: Does the code follow standard formatting and code conventions?
  * **Use Cases**: Does the code handle all use cases?
  * **ASDoc**: Do we need to add ASDoc comments?
  * **Readability**: Is the code understandable/maintainable? Would more comments help?
  * **Duplication**: Are we duplicating code that could be combined?
  * **Backward compatibility**: Does the code break backward compatibility?
  * **Performance**: Does the code minimize memory, swf size, and runtime performance impact?
  * **Dependencies**: Do the changes introduce undesirable dependencies or layer violations (e.g. link in unnecessary classes into base classes, etc.)?
  * **Cross-Platform**: Are there cross-platform, cross-browser, or cross-runtime (including AIR) issues to consider?
  * **Security**: Does the code raise any security issues?



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