That is a bold statement. I'm 100 convinced that it's based on your code architecture. Good code in my systems are ones that don't need to be touched or read v

That is a bold statement. I'm 100 convinced that it's based on your code architecture. Good code in my systems are ones that don't need to be touched or read very often, and the fluid/unknowns parts are decoupled elsewhere. Sometimes business requirements issue, Sometimes difficult technical problem.