See his other rant about Github's handling of single-line commit summaries. When space is at a premium it's a waste to past-tensify all the verbs since it inevi

See his other rant about Github's handling of single-line commit summaries. When space is at a premium it's a waste to past-tensify all the verbs since it inevitably wastes precious characters in the one-line description. It drives me nuts that I never know exactly when Github will break my one-line descriptions when there appears to be plenty of room left to display the characters. Like this one from Linus: https://github.com/torvalds/subsurface/commit/bea6637c03a90fbb9e754f5f63625fffb7cbaa69 https://github.com/torvalds/subsurface/commit/bea6637c03a90f...