Avi,

> > So for a well-factored system there is no need to track the selectors.
> 
> Right.  But that's the key - what I'm interested in right now is finding
> the methods that fall into the "never run" case, and assigning them to the
> correct package (one in which they presumably are run), so that we do
> indeed end up with a well-factored system.

Agreed. What tends to happen once you factored out the explicit dependencies
is that you have "leftover" methods which don't hurt you but don't really
belong to the class they're in (such as Object>>isFooBar).

Cheers,
  - Andreas

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