>>>>> Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org> writes:

> It's okay to revisit that decision, but such changes should not be done
> during a pretest, no matter how simple they look: you never know what
> baggage they could bring with them, and pretest must not change behavior,
> unless required to fix a bug.

> Also, such changes should be discussed more thoroughly, waiting for
> interested parties to chime in. E.g., one problem with "New File" is that we
> don't actually enforce the "new" part -- you can visit an existing file via
> that menu item. Not sure how important this nit is, but OTOH that single
> word "Visit" is also hardly so very important that we should rush making the
> change overnight.

You make excellent points, Eli.

Phillip, I'm sorry to give you the go ahead and then turn it around, but I
can't ignore Eli's wise counsel on this point.

Can one of you please revert this for emacs-25? (I'm traveling at the moment).
After, let's discuss which menu options we might want to change and why, so
that others have more of a chance to chime in. Although there was a mini-
consensus on "New File", maybe we didn't give it enough time.

Thank you,
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