I found the coding standards document!
There is some wisdom there. There is also some toxic douche-bro-dery like "comments are an apology for hard to read code", and a number of things that are expressly the opposite of best practice, but somebody higher up likes it that way.
There is also ample opportunity for future wisdom.
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@silvermoon82 That's frustrating to me in a *really* specific way; because it generally *is* good to encode as much intention as possible into the code, but that doesn't mean that comments don't serve their own purpose of explaining *why* it is that way...
They got it *almost* right and then smacked into the ground face first on the landing 😐 Seemingly just to project a sense of superiority
