> > The text indeed has a room for improvement, but it probably makes > sense to have an entry for `directory` here, as folks who are used > to say "Folders" may not know what it is. > I assumed the number of such people so low that it's not worth to keep this - to most people obvious - explanation. > > Which one of outdated, misleading or irrelevant category does this > fall into? It certainly is not outdated (diff --cc/-c is often a > way to view evil merges), the text defines what an evil merge is > precisely and I do not think it is misleading. Is it irrelevant? > I considered it "irrelevant" because it tries to define "evil merge" which is - at least to my experience - not used as some kind of well known notion. But I might of course be wrong. > > Even though I personally am slightly in favor of removal, I suspect > that is primarily because I already know what Git tag is, and it is > different from the type tag in the Lisp-speak. > I assumed the cardinality of the set of Lisp users is so small that this addition will confuse more people than help somebody. --- Thomas -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html