> Worse yet, was an initial claim that it was more efficient to do it that way This is a classic excuse... so what if it leaks e-mail addresses (who looks at s

> Worse yet, was an initial claim that it was more efficient to do it that way This is a classic excuse... so what if it leaks e-mail addresses (who looks at source code anyway?), makes clients wait (at least server's CPU is intact), and is just plain illegible (there is always a debugger if you want to fix a bug).