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> FWIW, I'm a firm believer in progress over perfection and although I
> comment on the form, I try to score on the function.

I really like this phrase, comment on the form, score on the function.

Lately I've been trying to be very specific about things I'm pointing 
out that are potentially a learning experience ("This could be shortened 
into self.foo = foo or None"), things that aren't a problem but the 
author might want to take into account ("Consider..."), or those that 
are actually problematic and would warrant a -1.

I've found in the past that it's good to step back every so often and 
reorient myself. Thanks Tomas for the write up.

> I'll get better at
> commenting to this effect, especially so if my nitpicking gains the
> weight of core.
>
> I love English and believe careful use is a great benefit, particularly
> in dense technical documents. You're entirely correct that this
> shouldn't be allowed to noticeably impede progress though.
>
>
> Alexis
>