I think Daimona has made a significant, positive impact on AbuseFilter over the last 5-6 months, and I can see his coding getting more mature over time as well. I don't want to discourage him inadvertently, but I also believe in constructive criticism.

I think he has still has some room to grow when it comes to inline documentation, and I have occasionally found rookie mistakes in his code. That said, if we all think that is normal and we still would trust him with +2, I would be happy as well.

In T199869#4436231, @Huji wrote:

I think Daimona has made a significant, positive impact on AbuseFilter over the last 5-6 months, and I can see his coding getting more mature over time as well. I don't want to discourage him inadvertently, but I also believe in constructive criticism.

I think he has still has some room to grow when it comes to inline documentation, and I have occasionally found rookie mistakes in his code. That said, if we all think that is normal and we still would trust him with +2, I would be happy as well.

Everyone makes mistakes, I think it's a question of trust and learning/improvement. And I have no qualms about Daimona in that regard.

In T199869#4436294, @Legoktm wrote:
Everyone makes mistakes, I think it's a question of trust and learning/improvement. And I have no qualms about Daimona in that regard.

I can also vouch for his ability to learn and improve.

Thanks to all of you for the support :-) I chose not to say anything to avoid influencing in any manner the result with biased opininons. I know there's still much I can do to improve my code quality, and that's what I've been trying to do lately, and what I'll continue to do from now on, with increased responsibility. Again, thanks!

That is the attitude! Congrats :)