bitemporal dimension design - is this something?

I notice there are a couple of articles in the Data Administration Newsletter website titled "The Case Against Slowly Changing Dimensions". They are written by Tom Johnston, President of Asserted Versioning, LLC, a company which offers bi-temporal data management technology and consulting services.
This is the link: http://tdan.com/?p=18505

I'd be interested in comments about it.

Thanks

It's a lot of todo about nothing.

All a type 2 dimension design lays out is a mechanism to store multiple versions of a dimension member. Supporting bi-temporal views is a matter of including the necessary timestamps in the design of the table (when it happened, when it was loaded, when it goes into effect). While Kimball does not provide an explicit template in the book, it doesn't mean an SCD cannot support bi-temporal concepts.

There is already a mechanism to locate the 'current' row in a type 2 dimension. Bi-temporal simply expands on that concept. It is a matter of applying an appropriate filter to locate the appropriate version of the row.

Yep, just add another set of dates to your type 2 dimension and your bi-temporal.