[dwc]

I don't think so either. But that's what comes out of Thou Shalt Comment. And yes, I have seen loop index comments. Haven't you?

I think we'd both agree if we saw a good comment. I just want to focus on the 'good' part rather than the 'comment' part.

[knieveltech]

Of course I've seen loop index comments, and redundant variable declaration comments, and all manner of bad commenting. Thing is, I'll take a bad comment over blank code any day.

Crap comments warn me ahead of time that I'm dealing with a developer who's either too inexperienced to know how to comment well or too sloppy to do a good job at it and in either case I need to be paying closer attention to their code than I might otherwise.