Yes! Yes! Yes!

Having worked in corporate I/S for far too many years now, I understand that the "right thing" is rarely what happens.

I agree with your point that PMD is not a substitute for a REAL code review, undertaken by a small group of talented programmers. Unfortunately, these rarely happen, so PMD starts to be a very useful second line of defense. For the pragmatic among us, using PMD makes much sense. I wish it wasn't so, but I find that it is. If you work in an environment unlike that which I've described, then more power to you.

Simon (the guy who wrote the review)

Despite our "corporate software standards" I run Firefox as my default browser. However, I have not found that I can replace Outlook 2003 with TB in an Exchange 2003 environment. I'm sure that Microsoft puts less effort into IMAP workings than they do integrating their client.