[cortesoft]

> If it's not worth fixing and not worth tracking, but you want to remember it, that's a fine thing for a regular code comment.

In my mind, every todo in code is of this type - worth fixing (someday, maybe) but not worth tracking. If it needs to be tracked, put the details in the ticket and just link to the code, don't put a commment in there.

To me, the point of the todo comment is to see it if I am working/touching/utilizing that bit of code. That is the time it should be worked on, not when someone finally gets to a ticket in the ticket tracker.

It's all about the method of action - if the task is something that should be prioritized against other work, put it in a ticket. If it is a task that should only ever be done if I touch this bit of code, then put it in a TODO comment.