> This is not without precedent. It has an obvious precedent in using cut and paste for moving files in a GUI file manager. When you cut a file, it doesn't dis

> This is not without precedent. It has an obvious precedent in using cut and paste for moving files in a GUI file manager. When you cut a file, it doesn't disappear, but may be marked somehow (e.g. grayed out) as being the source of a move; it disappears from its original location when the move is completed.