>The real issue is easter eggs (or any code) that a developer snuck in without approval. Sadly, the post goes on to claim that even approved easter eggs should

>The real issue is easter eggs (or any code) that a developer snuck in without approval. Sadly, the post goes on to claim that even approved easter eggs should not be shipped (with the implication that them being undocumented is the problem), but that is absurd. I think the poster you replied to originally had this covered.