Further to the $EDITOR thing, I hope people don't actually use `-b "entire contents of issue right here on the command line"`. Small doesn't necessarily mean co

Further to the $EDITOR thing, I hope people don't actually use `-b "entire contents of issue right here on the command line"`. Small doesn't necessarily mean content-free, but I find the good issues tend to have a bunch of information and investigation in them. That's a way you can contribute to open source; otherwise, you're just creating a poor quality support ticket. It's not like `hub` doesn't have the `-m` flag, but opening up EDITOR by default, without even asking "press e for nano", helps. In the same way issue templates tend to. It's a nudge in the right direction.