On the other hand, you could choose to think about communications in an analogous way to your code, both being subject to attack by bad actors trying to subvert your good intentions.
So, the argument could be made, that removing attack surface from communication is analogous to hardening your code.
I also come from a coding background (albeit a long time ago) and with the help of some well meaning bosses over time eventually came to realize, that my messages could gain more influence, by reducing unnecessary attack surface. - Doesn’t mean I always get it right, even now - but I am aware and generally try hard to do just that.
That's true, but this is one of the cases where obtaining the last 5-10% of clarify might require 90% of the total effort.
Now whether one actually already has plucked all the low-hanging fruit in their own communication and if it's already good -- that's a separate discussion.