Because the starter kit a friend set me up with (graphene) after I couldn't
use vanilla emacs removed it.  self@gkayaalp.com addressed the issue.

On Thu, Sep 10, 2020 at 11:13 PM Richard Stallman <rms@gnu.org> wrote:

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>   > The reason we didn't put these on the splash screen is because we have
>   > a menu bar, where everyone can find these popular commands without the
>   > need to read any instructions.  Who will not know nowadays that to
>   > open a file, one need to click on "File" and look in the menu that
>   > drops down from that?
>
> That argument seems quite persuasive, but it doesn't seem to apply
> to everyone.
>
> Someone (was it self@gkayaalp.com?) wrote about expecting O to visit a
> file; that is what I responded to.  Whoever I responded to, if you are
> reading this,, could you tell us why the existence of the menu did not
> make it obvious how to visit a file?
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