Miles Bader <miles@gnu.org> writes:

> Michael Olson <mwolson@gnu.org> writes:
>>> | `completion'
>>> |      Complete nicknames and commands (old).  This is the old module--you
>>> |      might prefer the "completion" module instead.
> ...
>> It makes sense, but perhaps it is terse.  Does the following sound
>> better?
>>
>>   This is the old module.  You might prefer to use the "completion"
>>   module instead.
>
> The old text seems a bit better actually, but I think the problem being
> pointed out is the name of the alternative being suggested
> ("completion") -- it seems to be the same module!
>
> Is it supposed to say `you might prefer the "pcomplete" module instead',
> perhaps?  [Sorry I don't have much knowledge of ERC.]

Ah, I had missed that before.  Here's a patch that will clarify things.
Please apply it to both trunk and the Emacs 22 release branch.