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Miles Bader <miles@lsi.nec.co.jp> writes:

   This sounds far too wierd to be any kind of default.  [I'm even
   skeptical whether they'd ever get used; they seem like very `personal'
   definitions.]

well, i use codeline.el which is similar.  if you get some huge defun that
flows like a river through many screenfuls, this kind of thing is useful for
jumping to the banks and back, for commenting stuff out, etc.  i agree that
the specifics are personal muscle-memory preferences, however...

thi