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I don't see any logical problem with duplicating a logic node. Except an increased clutter of the map. If all the input and all the output are the same this literally brings no information at all. So the interpretation of the graph would be absolutely identical with or without the duplication. Since we forbid the duplication of processes, I strongly doubt that anyone would consciously duplicate logic nodes. But if they do, a software should be allowed to remove all the duplicates as part of a tidying procedure.
Can logic nodes be duplicated? Does that have any meaning?
Reported by: stumoodie
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