[mpalmer]

You should really try it; it's clear you're learning some things about it just from this thread.

Will a product that is 10x better see rapid adoption if people who have not used it still choose to criticize it in the abstract?

[jtwaleson]

I'm happy to give it a try when I have some time, but I have 0 problems with git right now so it's not top of my list. My critique is also really not towards jj specifically, I'm just discussing the idea that git has extremely wide adoption now and that this has benefits :)