By johnesposito
via dotnet.dzone.com
Published: Jul 04 2012 / 10:02
In really old legacy code it is common to find comment blocks with complete revision history of each function and old, inactive code that has been commented out. It was fine 20 years ago, when version control systems where not wide spread. Today it’s a code smell.
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