The key thing to point out is that jujutsu is a rebase-based workflow, and no on who uses jujutsu ever worries about rebasing (they may not even be aware of it)

The key thing to point out is that jujutsu is a rebase-based workflow, and no on who uses jujutsu ever worries about rebasing (they may not even be aware of it). It's a good demonstration of a tool that got rebase right, unlike git. Pre-jujutsu, I never rebased unless my team required it. Now I do it all the time. Pre-jj, I never had linear history, unless the team required it. Now most of my projects have linear history. A better UI makes a huge difference.