These indicators were chosen as major manifestations of a software designer's narrative in software. If these indicators of author narrative exist, they are not identified because the review mechanism does search for these indicators.
Software programs are no exception.
Like narratives in other media, narratives found in software programs shape a person's experiences. Yet unlike other narrative forms, the author of software programs often goes unknown. When we look at the software box, the manufacturer of the product is listed, but rarely the author. Recently, a handful of software programs has started to identify the author. David Macaulay's The Way Things Work, based on his original book, identifies the single author although a team of developers created the software.