> If your intention is to remove features and fire the customers who are relying...

		chipdart on July 10, 2024 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Deactivating an API, one step at a time > If your intention is to remove features and fire the customers who are relying on them, that's a different matter. No. That is not a different matter. That's basically the whole problem being discussed, and the topic of the blog post you're discussing.