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`.env.example` shipped an uncommented `UPSTREAM_BASE_URL=https://api.openai.com/v1` plus `UPSTREAM_API_KEY=your-upstream-api-key`, and every documented path to a new node copies that file verbatim (`cp .env.example .env`, `node_setup.py`'s `prepare_env`, `compose.node.yml`'s `env_file: .env`). On the first boot `_seed_providers_from_settings` treats a non-empty pair as configuration and creates an enabled `custom` provider from the placeholder, saving the values in Settings — so a node nobody configured shows a bogus enabled upstream, and it comes back whenever the provider list is emptied. Leave the pair commented in the template and say why, document that upstreams are dashboard-owned, and have `prepare_env` comment out active `UPSTREAM_*` assignments in a `.env` it creates, so an older template cannot reintroduce the placeholder seed either. Operators who really want to seed an upstream from `.env` uncomment the pair.