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Real-World Event Sourcing: duplicated paragraph (p. 30)
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You also shouldn’t use notifiers to trigger further internal processing. For
example, if someone signs up for notifications for a certain flight, that may
trigger the creation of a flight monitor Elixir process or a message broker
subscription. This isn’t the job of a notifier, but instead is the responsibility
of a process manager, which you’ll explore in Chapter 4, “Exploring the Saga
of the Process Manager,” on page 47.
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