/clean: new command of message about requesting code review from the community

[nekosoffy]

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Description of the Feature Request

Every day a user pops a message in one of the help channels with the following content: "Hey, can anybody take a look at my code and see if I've implemented it in the most perfect way possible even though I'm still in Foundations?", or some variant like "Hey, can you guys check if my code is clean/performant/how can I shorten it/I feel it's messy/it's ugly" etc.

I think it could be useful to have a bot message with some general ideas like:

• Great code comes from experience, so it can be very unproductive to pursue this ideal;
• Don't compare your code to others (which might even have edited their solution long after they finished a project);
• You don't need the community's blessing to approve your code. Students should have the autonomy to evaluate if they meet the project's criteria by themselves;
• Performance is not a problem worth solving for small projects, so that's also a fruitless pursuit;

Something along those lines.

Acceptance Criteria

- [x] New command added to output the relevant message.

Additional information

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[MaoShizhong]

Thanks for the suggestion, Soffy.

Personally, I feel like such a command may be a little too general in its scope if it were to cover the majority or the suggested use cases. Feels more like general FAQ command and I'd rather not have a command purely because of a commonly asked question, because some questions do benefit from a human response that's tailored to the question - a more personal touch. And this sort of question, while very common I agree, is something I just feel more "right" responding to in person than via a bot command, if that makes sense?

But that is 100% just my own opinion. Would like to hear other thoughts from @TheOdinProject/odin-bot and @TheOdinProject/moderators too.

[Mclilzee]

I see where Mao coming from. We have been adding too many commands lately, and we should start pruning them a little, to not void TOP from that human interaction, that is one of the charms which make TOP unique.

I do see where this information might be helpful, maybe we can add them to one of the earliest lessons if it wasn't there to instruct people about their code cleanless / performance.