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Having a zero Easter Egg policy is simply the only thing that makes sense, because there's no guarantee that something slipped in by an individual employee who
by frou_dh 1y ago
Having a zero Easter Egg policy is simply the only thing that makes sense, because there's no guarantee that something slipped in by an individual employee who thinks it's funny or tasteful... is actually funny or tasteful.
- gyomu 1y agoThat’s why we love Easter eggs, they’re a sign that the software is built by a small enough team that those cover-your-ass processes haven’t been put in place. As an indie dev, if users trust my taste enough to use my software, then I can follow my taste as well when it comes to Easter eggs. And it’s why most attempts to do cutesy Easter egg style things by bigger companies tend to just sound lame and fall flat.