My experimental application where i use shared primary/foreign key is still in experimental phase. It mostly works, but i had to use workarounds for saving/updating objects associated through shared primary/foreign key (i do not want to look trough the details now). I still think that a natural database structure (the one that looks natural to me) is more important that Rails conventions.
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