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I normally do the following when my one of my usual nnml groups gets
too large -- G r "nnml-group-n+1" G m "nnml-group".  G E (insert usual
group setup).  Is this a completely clean operation?  The last time I
did this (to "xemacs-beta") after the first entering and exiting from
the backup group I had much corruption in the original group.

Is this clear, or should I explain more?