> People don't need to see your dirty laundy, there is nothing interesting about it. We disagree here, thus we prefer different tools. Nothing elitist here. I

> People don't need to see your dirty laundy, there is nothing interesting about it. We disagree here, thus we prefer different tools. Nothing elitist here. I have seen git people throwing away repos and start again just to hide mistakes/pivoting and look "pro" and "right from the start". Or worse, I have seen people botching repos to others rewritting history just to make them look clean. I embrace mistakes, and sometimes they become useful later to replay train of thoughs.