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Marking Code comment abbreviations
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-IAN! idallen@ncf.ca

I use these abbreviations when marking your shell scripts:

com - missing or incorrect comments
ind - incorrect indentation
mis - missing code required by specification
nca - no "cat" needed; superfluous use of "cat" command (not necessary)
ncs - no command substitution $(...) needed; use command directly
nnc - not necessary (probably correct; but, should be simplified or left out)
nsn - no step numbers included in comments
obv - obvious comments; comments add nothing to what is already in the code
quo - quoting is incorrect (including missing quotes)
sim - simplify; code is too complex
syn - syntax is incorrect (see the man page)
unk - unknown purpose (code, comment, or syntax)
uc  - should be UPPER CASE (Unix is case-sensitive)

If you don't understand why I made the comment, come see me.

"Less code is better code"