What rules should StyleCop use when writing an open source library

Question

I am currently writing an open source wrapper for a COM object. I just installed StyleCop and ran it against some of my code, and, as I expected, it started loading warnings (some of which I had to do, for example, adding “this” to all calls and variables of local methods)

How many of these warnings should I try and reduce? Which ones would be best when writing an open source library?

Answer 1

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