It's tough with spelling sometimes. In my current role I review a lot of PRs, they tend to be large due to the waterfall way things work... If I don't ask to f

It's tough with spelling sometimes. In my current role I review a lot of PRs, they tend to be large due to the waterfall way things work... If I don't ask to fix the spelling now, It might not happen for a year or two. That said if it can be fixed in separate PR before release, that's fine. Really, it's best to have some terms or explicitness. For example, with my teams 'Nitpick' means I'm just being nitpicky, Doesn't have to change unless it's on the edge (and I'm explicit as to why it should change, i.e. I know the next thing will need the change anyway). "Consider" means It doesn't have to happen, but here's some food for thought. "PLZ FIX" is fairly self explanatory. Also, making sure management (especially for contract houses) knows that PRs are a 'judgement free zone' and should not be held against people for perf reviews etc; that should be collected by other peer feedback channels instead.