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Easter eggs wouldn't be considered features (even if management-approved) because they are not advertised, and they do not perform a function related to the app
by pyre 12y ago
Easter eggs wouldn't be considered features (even if management-approved) because they are not advertised, and they do not perform a function related to the application. For example, if management approved a flight simulator in Excel '97, would you still consider if a 'feature' of Excel '97?
- walterbell 12y agoIt was a feature (a property of the artifact) because it provided a signal about management priorities with respect to purchase criteria such as security. Microsoft eventually removed all Easter Eggs as part of their company-wide effort to fix their poor security reputation.