This doesn't make a lot of sense at all. It might be that you are used to // comments more than you are used to write # comments, but it is just getting used to, nothing else. To have two different ways to do the same thing without clear advantages to one option will lead to diversion in code styles and that is generally a bad thing. So there should only be one way to do line comments and one way to do multiline comments. # comments have the advantage that they allow unix executables that select their interpreter at the start of a file with [#!](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shebang)
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