The idea is that the code already works - i.e. not SoPW material -, is very much NOT obfuscated and might even be very UNCOOL, i.e. accountancy software.
But that's perfectly ok to post in SOPW, right? I've gotten the impression (i swore a higher monk mentioned it in a reply not too long ago--something along the lines of "ask for review in SOPW to get it finalized/touched up before submitting to Snippets" or something like that) that code review requests should go to SOPW (as opposed to Snippets or Meditations)... Which seems to make sense if you consider the question to be of the form "I have this working code that does ___ -- what 'better' or different way would you do it?".
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