There seems to be, here & on the "interverse", a battle on whether it will be more more hip to call this spaghetti code or to call it clean code. I don't see ve

There seems to be, here & on the "interverse", a battle on whether it will be more more hip to call this spaghetti code or to call it clean code. I don't see very much debate on whether or not it is GOOD code. It isn't good code. It is cleanly written, especially for the time. But all the noise about how bad it is isn't "hipster" talk - this is 400+ lines of completely unmaintainable code; which is why it isn't part of the current code base. As soon as they got some money & started trying to make it do more, they wised up and dumped it