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Eilon Lipton recently wrote a bit about context objects in ASP.NET MVC and in an “Oh by the way” moment, tossed out the fact that we changed the IHttpContext interface to the HttpContextBase abstract base class (ABS for short). Not long after, this spurred debate among the Twitterati. Why did you choose an Abstract Base Class in this case? The full detailed answer would probably break my keyboard in length, so I thought I would try to address it in a series of posts.