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A reviewer marks a comment as 'blocking'. What does that mean?
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A blocking comment must be resolved before merge; non-blocking ones are optional.
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In async review, why is it good to make comments 'self-contained'?
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Async reviewers aren't online together, so each comment should carry enough context to stand alone.
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An author 'resolves' a review thread. What does that indicate?
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Resolving a thread signals the comment has been handled and need not be revisited.
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Which phrase clearly defers a non-essential point?
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Labelling 'non-blocking' and suggesting a follow-up keeps the review moving while noting the idea.
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Why include a 'TL;DR' summary on a complex review comment?
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A TL;DR (too long; didn't read) summary gives the gist quickly, helping async readers prioritise.