SA1512 is the only one that has annoyed me, personally. The others feel like good whitespace management IMO.

That said, it's your call.

While whitespace looks good in the finished product, it was frustrating that ambiguous states weren't allowed during development.
Turning it off might lead to things being published without being thoroughly enforced, but well, that's that.
SA1512 giving a warning just for Ctrl+K->C is completely unacceptable - this is an extremely terrible rule.

SA1512 giving a warning just for Ctrl+K->C is completely unacceptable - this is an extremely terrible rule.

FWIW the policy allows for Ctrl+K, Ctrl+C, executed twice. It creates this policy:

// code comments
////commentedCode();

I personally like that distinction.