I think the majority of people on our team don't like rebasing because it makes spelunking harder in some cases. But there are certainly people that preferred having some commits rebased so it was easier to revert them (reverting a merge is possible but harder). Although I'm not an active developer myself I think my dislike of rebasing everything is shared.
Another social issue. In the projects i work with, it is commonly agreed upon and known that of course after a rebase every commit needs to be retested and reverified with CI. It is a bit of extra work, but as i mentioned in another commit: We do that extra bit of work now, to avoid having to analyze the cross-talk of a bunch of branch merges at a later point; mainly because that bit of later work often turns out to be considerably bigger. (Technical debt is a talking point here.)
Of course, this might be unviable when under unusual time pressures.
