> Edit to add: I didn't address your argument, that commit messages are too hard to find. First, I don't find this to be true. I rarely have trouble following t

> Edit to add: I didn't address your argument, that commit messages are too hard to find. First, I don't find this to be true. I rarely have trouble following the history of a line of code, a function, or a file. I don’t think this is proper way of reasoning. What is hard and easy is subjective. And you discuss it as it would be objective. Word against word. It would be wise to have some poll and see results. If one geek is writing and reading commit messages doesn’t mean it’s easily accessible by everyone. It’s hard to make something as a widespread standard if tooling doesn’t make it super easy to access. Allow people to leave kudos and emoji to other people commits messages and people will start making them better :D And later show heroic people with git —-stats