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The difference is Chesterton's fence: when you encounter something seemingly pointless you should learn why it was there before you consider removing or changin
by gumby 3y ago
The difference is Chesterton's fence: when you encounter something seemingly pointless you should learn why it was there before you consider removing or changing it.
- palata 3y agoOk, but when I read the first line of the commit, I am usually not considering removing or changing it. When I consider removing or changing the content of a commit, the least I can do is read the full commit description.