I feel like any discussion of squashing or not is only half the story - people need to write good commit messages. A lot of people I've worked with commit too g

I feel like any discussion of squashing or not is only half the story - people need to write good commit messages. A lot of people I've worked with commit too granularly for that single commit to be useful, so squashing gets things grouped more usefully. However, if they still make low effort commit messages, then the history is useless. But it always was useless, squashed or not!