I have a client that flip-flops on features a lot. I'm able to say "You
had me create this in 2007, and then disable it in 2009, only to turn it
back on a month later. Do you still want me to turn it off after it's
been running this way for the last 4 years?" For this type of client,
the more commenting the better it is for my sanity.
Typically I try to make sure I've got variables that indicate their
purpose, and then comment where I think there is confusion, trickery, or
incomplete functionality.
On 10/31/2013 09:21 AM, Man-wai Chang wrote:
Comments sometimes could tell whether the users made requests they
forgot or refused to be held responsible ... :)
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