Contrary to the author's point, I don't think a git commit becomes more beneficial to the readers by adding a human context. Building "compassion and trust" ac

Contrary to the author's point, I don't think a git commit becomes more beneficial to the readers by adding a human context. Building "compassion and trust" actually distracts readers from the essence of the commit: what happened and why. I am not discarding the importance of human element in collaborative endeavors but maybe such area should be pursued outside of a version control system.