> Your "fix" doesn't make sense. I'm looking at this from the perspective of a dev that's looking at OP's code for the first time. You're telling me that I have

> Your "fix" doesn't make sense. I'm looking at this from the perspective of a dev that's looking at OP's code for the first time. You're telling me that I have to sift through the codebase (which I might not even have complete access to) to figure out the argument order of a poorly named entity, just so that I can go and add keyword arguments to each place I work with ORM code? Spoken like someone who never had to deal with recordsets of 40 different values, accessed by position, passed around various functions... ORMs can be a problem, in the sense that complex queries may be harder or impossible to express, and there can be a cost in terms of performance. Snark over keyword arguments, which are completely orthogonal to ORMs, is both rude and misplaced.