To save time, I guess. They deleted the inactive code, so, why not, they thought. But then they forgot to deploy that change (to one server). Bugs and configu

To save time, I guess. They deleted the inactive code, so, why not, they thought. But then they forgot to deploy that change (to one server). Bugs and configuration errors will happen from time to time, and might look silly in retrospect. But the real problem was, I think, that there was no kill switch (managers and tech leads should have decided to add long ago)