Sure there's some subset of commits where all that makes sense is a stamp. On good teams it at least still ensures that two people agree that a stamp is appropr

Sure there's some subset of commits where all that makes sense is a stamp. On good teams it at least still ensures that two people agree that a stamp is appropriate. Knowing that you need to be able to convince someone it's good before it goes in is a good forcing function reducing sloppiness and laziness.