I'm wondering if people have a standard format for comments in their code. Not things like xml comments for a method or class but rather comments within a method.
Is there a standard (like phpdoc or python’s docstring) for commenting C# code?
You should really consider a couple things to make good comments beyond formatting.
// Start the services StartServices();
is a frigging terrible comment!
Describe why. Why is the code doing what it's doing? What's the business assumption or algorithm step?
Format your comments for maximum readability. Tab them properly, leave spaces where necessary, etc.
If someone has already started commenting in a standard way, don't break that standard.
Check this article on MSDN about writing effective comments: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa164797.aspx