Hold and eDiscovery feature in SharePoint 2010

I have been tasked to deploy the Hold and eDiscovery feature for an entire farm so that the legal team in the enterprise can create litigation holds in SP 2010. This feature is managed at the site collection level, but it does not automatically turn on the features on each subsite. I had to come up with a quick solution to enable this for all sites:

get-spsite | get-spweb | foreach-object {enable-spfeature -id hold -url $_.Url}

Powershell to the rescue (again)

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