I disagree - I feel that the branch model in Git and its support in the distributed models gives Git an advantage over bzr and hg in overall workflow flexibilit

I disagree - I feel that the branch model in Git and its support in the distributed models gives Git an advantage over bzr and hg in overall workflow flexibility, including the centralized model. However, wmf below is correct in that I did not defend that properly, so I have amended that section. Furthermore, I have been using Git since the pre 1.0 days several years ago - way before most people were using it, so 'fanboyism', a term that I hate, is obviously not why I use it or why I try to teach it. I feel that it is a legitimately better choice for most people than these other tools and this is my attempt to make those points as simply and as straightforward as possible. If you feel I am technically incorrect on anything, please email me and I _will_ fix it.