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> Anyway, sorry for triggering you with the first bold statement!

Do you imagine someone to be triggered any time they correct you? Like, a sort of trigger you respond with whether accurate or not?

Found myself resonating with this a lot. Food for thought.

Thanks for the comment.

> without being a bulky thing everybody just accept

Git isn't bulky in terms of RAM usage but it is bulky in terms of mental capacity that has to be allocated to it.

>Anyway, sorry for triggering you with the first bold statement! I actually wanted to emphasize the curiosity over jj.

People does not have to be triggered to ask follow up questions. Its ok to even ask a challenging question as a response of a statement, without being an indication of their mood.

Not triggered at all, I was just asking a curious question :-)