Hi Steve,

Affinity key field must be a part of key, simply because affinity does not
depend on value at all. It's not even required to have a value to calculate
affinity.

However, you can simply move the corresponding field from value object to
key object. You can still use it in queries and it will be a part of the
same table, so this doesn't actually break normal form (as a matter of fact,
this doesn't change your SQL schema at all).

-Val



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