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On Wed, 14 Feb 1996, Terry Lambert wrote:

> 
> Killing it has been more trouble than it was worth, hasn't it.
> 
> }B-).
> 

No, actually it hasn't. Killing something that is unneeded, and generally 
agreed to as killable should be done. In the end, you'll have less code, 
and extraneous baggage to carry around. It may be a pain right now, but 
it won't be in the future.

Chris Layne,
coredump@nervosa.com.