You shouldn't write those type of things. I mean, you can comment about potential problems in the code and whatnot, but don't disclaimer your code like that bef

You shouldn't write those type of things. I mean, you can comment about potential problems in the code and whatnot, but don't disclaimer your code like that before anyone even complains about it. Most of the "your code sucks" comments is based more around you didn't do things like they would have. Such as: "You didn't use OO principles the way I interpret them so you suck." "You used that library/framework/language that I hate so you suck." "You're not coding in my *nix flavor with my choice of IDE so you suck." "Your project does something I already do with this other project so you suck." Rarely do I see actual constructive comments on how the person in question can get better. At this point I'd rather communicate with a bunch of nobodies and learn together than follow somebodies that ridicule someone for trying.