(It might also mean your team doesn't care about anything any more, in which case look for a better opportunity, unless you want to just cruise along for a while for whatever reason, in which case turn into a bare minimum performer like the rest of your team).
I'm a senior engineer in a known company and my target is always to leave no comments on a patch. I only give question-comments if I absolutely must know something before merging, or please-fix comments if something is definitely wrong and I can prove it. Also, if it's a part of the system that poses little risk (for example, if it breaks I can assign the bug back to the author and patiently wait for a fix with no serious damage) my tolerance for bugs greatly increases. The last part I'm not too proud of but frankly I don't have time to review everything. A "fix" for the last part would be to find a lower rank reviewer-buddy who has more time to share knowledge.
