Two simpler use cases: * Using a big repository for a bunch of related projects. Settings up a new project (not a new repository, but who can tell the differen

Two simpler use cases: * Using a big repository for a bunch of related projects. Settings up a new project (not a new repository, but who can tell the difference?) is as simple as creating a new folder, then commiting it. Then you can directly checkout that folder if you need the single project. This beats SSH one-liners to set up new repositories. * I usually have something like a "httpdocs"/"website" subfolder in my bigger projects. With svn, I just check out that folder on my web server. With git, I'd have to check out the whole project, which feels more like a kludge.