> They pride themselves in fancy, fast, optimized graph storage and querying. But they don't seem to manage to implement a flag like that. There are massive o

> They pride themselves in fancy, fast, optimized graph storage and querying. But they don't seem to manage to implement a flag like that. There are massive organizational worlds between optimized graph storage and the operations/customer support processes that lead to a bit like this being introduced and maintained. So it's not really ironic at all, because it's almost certainly not a technical issue.