So you do just want to complain and simply choose to ignore what I mention about how Git UX makes sure the user has everything they need to avoid these pitfalls. OK, I'm afraid this is just wasting everyone's time. I'm not excusing anything, to the contrary, I'm showing a concrete example of a good UX and point out that there's been more and more stuff like this showing up in Git in the recent years, as it wasn't always like this. But I get it - complaining about Git is basically free karma, so why not just show up and state "I don't like it" or "it ruins everything with glee"?...