You also don't remove the original command when doing an alias, so if somebody were to sit in my computer (which no one does) he'd just have to type git status instead of gst or git s.
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So we shouldn't alias git commands because someone else might need to use my computer and not immediately know what my aliases are bound to?
Maybe you don't mean it that way, but all this comes off as needlessly puritanical.
You also don't remove the original command when doing an alias, so if somebody were to sit in my computer (which no one does) he'd just have to type
git statusinstead ofgstorgit s.