The page lists both git revert and git reset but doesn't explain when to use each one. Beginners may be confused about which command to use. **Location** https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/topics/git/advanced.html **Current Text** "git revert: Creates a new commit that undoes the changes made in a previous commit... git reset: Resets and undoes changes that are not yet committed." **Suggested Fix** Add a comparison: "- Use `git revert` for changes that have already been pushed and shared with others (safe for shared branches) - Use `git reset` for local changes that haven't been pushed yet (can rewrite history)" **Why This Helps** Helps users choose the right command for their situation. ## ~"quick win" ~documentation ~Documentation ~"type::documentation"