Different ways of handling things get different results according to the situation. Few things are "evil" under all conditions. And the different schemes can

Different ways of handling things get different results according to the situation. Few things are "evil" under all conditions. And the different schemes can be fluid, for example, a development branch that is continually rebased against its upstream, but only applied there when it is done. It's still "evil"? The best articles just lay out their situation and findings about what worked and what didn't, and we can use this info to find out how we feel about them for our situations. We don't need overreaching clickbait conclusions.