[tjansen]

Generally, my stance is that I add more value by doing whatever ridiculous thing people ask me to change than waste my time arguing about it. There are some obvious exceptions, like when the suggestions don't work or make the codebase significantly worse. But other than that, I do whatever people suggest, to save my time, their time, and deliver faster. And often, once you're done with their initial suggestions, people just approve.

This doesn't help all the time. There are those people who still keep finding things they want you to change a week after they first reviewed the code. I try to avoid including them in the code review. The alternative is to talk to your manager about making some rules, like giving reviewers only a day or two to review new code. It's easy to argue for that because those late comments really hinder productivity.