To be honest, this is the first criticism of Git I've read that I can see making concrete, coherent, actionable points. And I actually agree with some of them.

To be honest, this is the first criticism of Git I've read that I can see making concrete, coherent, actionable points. And I actually agree with some of them. Most other complaints about git I've seen seem to be of the vague 'but git is sooooo confusing' sort, which just invites people to talk past each other.