We have all have surely seen the great work that @teleivo has been doing at getting out code cleaned up, so I hereby declare him to be Code Quality Leader for OpenMRS.
This is a title I just made up, and I haven’t even asked Ivo if he wants it. But he’s not allowed to say no. 
(Joking aside, a leader in OpenMRS is just someone who’s doing the work, keeping OpenMRS’s best interests in mind. So, Ivo is a leader in this by definition, which is why he can’t say no.)
So @teleivo, keep up the good work on improving our code quality! And further, I suggest that you ask for pre-commit votes less often, and more often just inform of changes so they people make post-commit comments.
For example in this thread you asked for Wyclif and my votes on whether to make a change. But I know that you know what the right answer is, and Daniel and Lluis had already commented, so there’s no need for affirmative comments at that point.
In this specific case I wish your post today had said “FYI I deprecated @Verifies (here’s the ticket), and I added this to checkstyle.” And anyone is always able to disagree after the fact. Worst case we just revert a commit.
(Of course as we chatted about yesterday, when it comes to refactorings that would impact implementations and module authors, we do need to get wider input from people.)
, I happily accept 
and hope to serve our mission for a long time to come 