Really, a concrete example that merging in Git is easier than SVN?

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Answer 1

I don't have concrete examples, but any kind of repeated merge is difficult, in particular so called criss-cross merge.

   a
  / \
 b1  c1
 |\ /|
 | X |
 |/ \|
 b2  c2

_{merging b2 and c2}

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The wiki page on Subversion Wiki describing differences between mergeinfo based assymetric Subversion merge (with 'sync' and 'reintegrate' directions) and merge tracking based symmetric merge in DVCS has a section "Symmetric Merge with Criss-Cross Merge"