Yes, absolutely. If I'm doing a `git blame` or digging through the annotate gutter in GitHub I prefer to find the appropriate commit context, not a commit with

Yes, absolutely. If I'm doing a `git blame` or digging through the annotate gutter in GitHub I prefer to find the appropriate commit context, not a commit with title "typo" or "oops" or "trying something" or "WIP". In the latter case you can still do the `git log` archaeology to find the actual context but I'd rather not. Some teams will squash all merges to avoid this problem, but why not have the best of both worlds by merging relatively clean branches?