I'm sure it is stuff that makes sense to a jj user. Since I have not read the manual, it is nonsense to me. I'm just drawing attention to the fact it's a different set of non-obvious terminology and features as compared to git. I'm sure anyone who read the manual for either tool could figure it out. The trouble with git is that people don't read the manual, and hardly try to do anything with it, then loudly complain about it being tricky. Anything as complicated as version control is going to be tricky if you don't read the manual. I don't think making another tool entirely is the right solution. Perhaps a different set of git porcelain tools could help, or some git aliases. Maybe better documentation too. But some people just can't be pleased.
I'm sure it is stuff that makes sense to a jj user. Since I have not read the manual, it is nonsense to me. I'm just drawing attention to the fact it's a different set of non-obvious terminology and features as compared to git. I'm sure anyone who read the manual for either tool could figure it out. The trouble with git is that people don't read the manual, and hardly try to do anything with it, then loudly complain about it being tricky. Anything as complicated as version control is going to be tricky if you don't read the manual. I don't think making another tool entirely is the right solution. Perhaps a different set of git porcelain tools could help, or some git aliases. Maybe better documentation too. But some people just can't be pleased.