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I think those proponents would indeed say to include the typos. And then also include the change where you fixed the typos, and so on. I didn't mean to imply a

I think those proponents would indeed say to include the typos. And then also include the change where you fixed the typos, and so on. I didn't mean to imply any moral or dogmatic concept of "honesty" here. It only means there is less guessing about what events actually transpired. But as you say, I agree it most often just adds noise, in my experiences.

cryptonector 3y ago
> But as you say, I agree it most often just adds noise, in my experiences. But critically, that noise is a lack of respect towards others.
- interroboink 3y ago
  As with all things, context matters. It would depend on what those others want, what the team culture is, etc. I could imagine a group of these hypothetical "maximum honesty" people working together happily, and respectfully, in their way.