I was talking deleting code that's about to be rewritten, or that just doesn't work, but this is a great twist! When taking out a feature, I don't think of it

I was talking deleting code that's about to be rewritten, or that just doesn't work, but this is a great twist! When taking out a feature, I don't think of it as code (unless a feature is dragging the app's performance to the ground). So I take it up with the person in charge (sometimes, that's me) and urge the approval of its removal. Taking care of users is the fun part -- because if people are furious about a missing feature, they're passionate about what you're building. Nothing compares to that, eh?