The average is 3. We edit them all out when writing file descriptions for our Board. Capitalizing Each Word In The Diz. An example of mindless form over function raising the possibility the software is built on a concept of form over function. Alas, it's often the sysop who creates that in his BBS description, making the author look bad.
Programmer fancies a different drummer.
Can mean a better program but usually doesn't. That information used to be elementary for an author who gave any thought at all to the end user. Last and certainly least are the common syntax and grammar mistakes we find. Putting a file's date in the diz more than once. The use of obscure acronyms known only by the initiated which are never explained.