> People are told this because it's generally true. Of course, it's not the case for everyone, but I find that most criticisms of the tool focus heavily on reme

> People are told this because it's generally true. Of course, it's not the case for everyone, but I find that most criticisms of the tool focus heavily on remembering how to use it. Another way to look at this is that Git is a bad UX for what the correct and convenient tool for development is. Is like when people wanna do JOINs but what you have is documents and map-reduce. Sure, you can bend towards it, but then the tool is ill-suited. "So pick a better tool" We do (mercurial). Sadly `git` won.