Faster release cycles and kernel style commit messages sound great. @Ondrej: Your statement indicates that quality of commit messages is variable, with some being really good and some being lousy. My point is that, if you will not commit substandard code in Sympy I dont see why this principle should not apply to commit history as well. I dont mean to nitpick but for the sake of consistency, all commit messages should adhere to some sort of a predefined standard. We can either define it ourselves our simply adopt best practices of say, kernel or git.
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