Re: Term for elegant, efficient, tight code?

["Brian Das" <brian_das -at- hotmail -dot- com>]

Depending on the content of your document, you could follow the MS lead -- 
just use "Coding Conventions". It's dry, and doesn't convey elegance, but
your developers will probably twig to it immediately.

("Twig". What a weird verb...apparently it's from the Gaelic tuig -
"understand", for you folks with an etymology fetish.)

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