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    Ok, I now see your intention.  I've thought that Emacs 22.2,
    3, ... are just bug-fix releases, but it seems that new
    features will also go to Emacs 22.2, right?

A few modular new features can be put in Emacs 22, if they
are totally safe.  However, in general, new features should
only be put in Emacs 23 (trunk and unicode-2) and not in Emacs 22.