Point 3 is dishonest, imo. jj has no evidence today to support the idea that it will be a main tool in the future. An even heavier burden of proof comes from

Point 3 is dishonest, imo. jj has no evidence today to support the idea that it will be a main tool in the future. An even heavier burden of proof comes from the idea that it could be adopted by mainstream forges, so it's certainly not an argument on how jj is better than git.