Agreed. I hate digging through a mountain of annotations to try and decipher what additional side effects some method might have (additional to any existing sid

Agreed. I hate digging through a mountain of annotations to try and decipher what additional side effects some method might have (additional to any existing side effects). I have never seen a codebase where annotations were some necessary compromise; I feel like whatever crucial parameters is being passed through an annotation could have just as easily been put into the arguments and made a part of the method signature like they're supposed to be. Annotations were a mistake.