Re: Bug?

[Sudish Joseph <sudish@mindspring.com>]

In article <d9917od96w.fsf@sejong.cs.umn.edu>,
Raja R Harinath <harinath@cs.umn.edu> writes:
> Sudish Joseph <sudish@mindspring.com> writes:
>> A somewhat flawed one.  If you kill one copy of the group the other
>> one disappears.  To delete one, it's necessary to kill both, exit
>> gnus, restart, then subscibe again.  Which means that you lose all
>> ticks, article counts, etc.

> Nothing so drastic is necessary.  Use `gnus-topic-remove-group' (T D).

So we've officially dropped support for C-k/C-y?  This is the method
used for group position manipulation since Gnus 3.x (and probably
earlier).  

If it's possible to yank multiple copies of groups through C-y, C-k
should be intelligent enough to not kill every copy of the group.  Or,
if C-y works with topics (and it does, thank god), C-k should as well.

-Sudish