On Mac, the Help menu has a search bar to show you the whereto in the menus. Bitbucket needs this.

"Annotate" makes it seem like I'm going to mark up the code in some way. Never thought to click on it for "git blame" functionality until googling and finding this thread.

+1 for changing it back to be consistent with the tool at hand. If the "negative tone" of the word is a concern, at least make it something obvious like "authors."

Incredibly frustrating, add 7 minutes to the death toll. To favor different SCMs naming over git, the relevant SCM, is ridiculous.

https://git-scm.com/docs/git-annotate

"this command exists only for backward compatibility to support existing scripts, and provide a more familiar command name for people coming from other SCM systems."

Why are people coming from other SCM systems favored over the users of the SCM that's being used? This is madness. Next you're gonna change clone to checkout, just to appeal to SVN users.

+1 for changing back

I tweeted to Atlassian about this over a year ago and Atlassian answered my "challenge" with a PC response.

"You can annotate Atlassian for the confusion."

Wait, that doesn't make sense, but you know what does?

"You can blame Atlassian for the confusion."

Yep, that works...

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10 minutes lost searching for the button until I found this.

Please change it back to Blame.

It’s a shame that noone from Attlasian still didn’t answer here.
Github and Gitlab are still with right “Annotation” means they didn’t change blame to this strange word.
str_replace('Annotation','Blame',$button_text);
+1000 to blame

Blame may be the correct git term, but it just sounds so negative. I propose: “author”

This is so ridiculous. Such stupid name causing all people grief for almost a year now, yet, Atlassian still refusing to fix it.

No wonder nobdy is using bitbucket.