Yes, it's all about context. Good intentions matter a lot here. Additionally, it keeps developers humble, because their mistakes are in the codebase "forever".

Yes, it's all about context. Good intentions matter a lot here. Additionally, it keeps developers humble, because their mistakes are in the codebase "forever". That said, it is s fine line - things can easily get toxic very quickly, so it's important that everyone sees it as a (half serious) joke.