[deathanatos]

> Yet another testimonial that something is wrong with Git UX :)

I'm not going to debate whether git's UX is good or bad, but I don't feel like this is much of a testimonial to that. Bearing in mind that git and bash's aliasing capabilities implement the short-aliasing side of this project, (as just about every other comment in this post mentions), such that "git" can be aliased to "g" and "status" to "s", most of his examples seem to either output needless output ("Fetched!"), or output less than the original command (gg status), or are otherwise quite similar. An alias for clone seems like an odd example — the original command is 4 keystrokes longer; what's gg add here?

It might be good to show in the README how each example is materially better than git's default output, because I'm just not seeing it.