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why differentiate annotation from non-annotation code? they are both code, and they are both lines you have to maintain/debug.



That's a fair point. IMO it's easy to mix a whole array of concerns with annotations, much more so than what you'd likely do in 'normal' code. Some annotations are really compiler instructions ("don't print these warnings"), some influece the build process, some are AOP entry points, some add runtime behaviour etc, some are security related etc. I guess I like things to be simple.




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