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Well, the feature that you're suggesting be removed is pretty much the only thing that distinguishes this from low-end text editors. It's perfectly sensible an
by Pacabel 12y ago
Well, the feature that you're suggesting be removed is pretty much the only thing that distinguishes this from low-end text editors.
It's perfectly sensible and appropriate that such a request would be rejected. It's really no different than, say, requesting that the directory listing functionality of the ls command be removed. Yeah, it is a suggestion, but it's surely not a viable one.
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