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

> The discussion (with a few exceptions) is about how to augment the current
> implementation to make it more acceptable to various needs and cultures. So
> I think it's directly related to the pretest, and so moving it to
> emacs-tangents would be wrong.

In that case, can you please propose a plan for reaching such acceptability?
If I can clearly see what we're aiming toward, it will give me a context for
reading these messages, and help focus the discussion.

For example: makes exactly it not acceptable today? what are the desirable
features of an "ideal implementation"? what are the variables we're trying to
hammer down? etc. Then I think we can meaningfully tackle this issue by
breaking it into the smaller pieces that make it up.

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