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> From: "Juergen A. Erhard" <jae@laden.ilk.de> > > Jim> The thing about module names is that you only have to do a > Jim> decent job; you don't have to do a perfect job. If something > Jim> goes in two places, just pick one. The only problem which > Jim> could prevent people from getting work done is a collision. > > The important thing about the `official' module hierarchy is that > users have to be able to *find* a module they need. > > Which means some modules should be in more than one `domain'. > > For example, where do I look for `patch'? In the Fu^Hine Manual! There is no need to name something by every name someone might think of. You can call it IEBUPDAT if that's in the index under edit, update, patch... -- --Keith This mail message sent by GNU emacs and Linux. Food, Shelter, Source code.