For some reason, I use "zck" (my initials) for meta-comments in code, mainly instead of "TODO", but also for TODOs that aren't just code, as in (https://bitbuck

For some reason, I use "zck" (my initials) for meta-comments in code, mainly instead of "TODO", but also for TODOs that aren't just code, as in (https://bitbucket.org/zck/zpresent.el/src/08ae558834c25ebca867e8885f1a0628684c823b/zpresent.el?at=default&fileviewer=file-view-default#zpresent.el-605 https://bitbucket.org/zck/zpresent.el/src/08ae558834c25ebca8...): After a comment explaining some math: ;;Add one here so that we round away from zero. We want to have more whitespace on the left than the right side. I then have a comment to think about if that makes sense to do: ;;zck is this what's wanted? I haven't set up the rules for doing this explicitly, but have a pretty intuitive understanding as to when I should do this. In some ways, this is instead of using a real issue system -- which I also do, but not for everything.