[semolino]

Been using 'sensei' as my default branch name for a couple years now.

I get to feel like a ninja when I commit, the conceptual meaning is close to that of the previous term, and there's no historical baggage related to the US. Win-win-win?

[weebull]

That just highlights that the way people are interpreting the word `master` is wrong. You've named your most important branch "teacher".

[semolino]

Isn't master ("ruler, teacher, etc.") upstream of master ("definitive version"), though, etomologically-speaking?

I do see what you're saying, though, and will admit to some cheekiness on my end.

[diroussel]

If you try and push you sensei, before you know it you'll be doing jujitsu.