Agreed. When at some point the website that they are pointing to changes in the future they will lose all context on why a change was made. I believe in the "p

Agreed. When at some point the website that they are pointing to changes in the future they will lose all context on why a change was made. I believe in the "plane flying across the ocean without WiFi test" or basically anywhere without Internet access. If I am on a plane flying across the ocean without WiFi, do I have the information in the git commit to understand what happened. A git message that consists entirely of a link to a website is useless in that case.