> ask someone to approve/review every little change If you're asking people to review your edit history, that's (IMO) something you're doing wrong. Branch ear

> ask someone to approve/review every little change If you're asking people to review your edit history, that's (IMO) something you're doing wrong. Branch early, commit often, but clean it up into a series of conceptually related, easy to follow changes with good commit messages before you push it anywhere (morally) shared. In SVN, commits are always meant for the world. In git, commits are meant for you until you decide to share them. Owning that helps. (Again, IMO/YMMV/&c...)