Richard Stallman <rms@gnu.org> writes:

That's the problem, witness this cae:

The name of the option is far removed from the place where the symptom
manifests itself, you'd never make the connection unless you were very
close to the code.
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>   > This goes back to one of my biggest complaints re custom; once
>   > something lands in there, it's well-nigh impossible to figure out what
>   > to pull out when something like this bites,
>
> What is the difficulty in doing that?
>
> If you know the name of the option, I'd expect it to be easy to find
> the code for the custom setting, and delete that if you wish to.  Why
> isn't this easy?

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