You're attempting to defend the relevance of your comments to an article about the development practices of, among other people, Linus Torvalds, by saying, "Most devs in my experience are not git experts, and they don’t always use git in best practices kinds of ways." Perhaps you are not aware that Linus Torvalds originally wrote Git, and did so specifically to mechanize what he considers to be "best practices".
Edited to add: apparently something in my phrasing is leading you to believe that I'm angry with you and wanting to attack you. I'm not sure what that is, but that isn't my intention. I just think what you're saying isn't true, or rather is presumably true of your company but not of this article, and I was trying to explain why. I'm sorry for writing in what is apparently an aggressive tone.
Edited to add: apparently something in my phrasing is leading you to believe that I'm angry with you and wanting to attack you. I'm not sure what that is, but that isn't my intention. I just think what you're saying isn't true, or rather is presumably true of your company but not of this article, and I was trying to explain why. I'm sorry for writing in what is apparently an aggressive tone.