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"Stefan Monnier" <monnier+gnu/emacs@rum.cs.yale.edu> writes:

> > > I think we should simply get rid of this minor-mode.

Seconded.

> But that would make 21.3 into much less of a "bug-fix only" release.

I don't understand that.

> I think we're wasting way too much effort on 21.3.

I'm not sure there _enough_ effort going into it.  There seem to be
various trivial things being done of the sort I thought were banned,
but important problems aren't getting attention.