Juri Linkov <juri@linkov.net> writes:

>> I am not sure if these two maps are necessarily detached. When I want to
>> move a few subtrees, it might be natural for me to assume that I can
>> also move between them without having to invoke C-x @ ... again.
>
> Ok, let's put navigation and editing keys into one repeatable keymap
> (maybe without outline-insert-heading and outline-mark-subtree).
>
>> That makes sense, I just found out about outline-minor-mode-cycle and it
>> probably does make these keys superfluous for most uses. Removing these
>> keys seems to also open up a lot of key bindings that would otherwise
>> maybe annoy users if they are bound in transient maps (especially C-a,
>> C-e, C-k, C-s, C-c).
>
> Indeed, these are among the most frequently used keys.

I've implemented your suggestions. Letting the editing map inherit from
the navigation map doesn't seem like a good idea, as long as repeat-mode
overwrites the repeat-map, because that makes commands disappear all of
a sudden. The extra keys without control are convenient, but it does
write a lot into the mini-buffer.

-- 
	Philip K.