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In message <40F45FBC.6010709@corrupt.co.nz>, Drew Broadley writes:

>If you are so much so complaining about the lack of 27 extra characters 
>typed by users/admins,

That is not the point we (or at least I) are complaining about, the
point is that neither removing the world target nor making it blatter
out a big multicolor linux style README is not a solution.

The correct solution is the add whatever it takes to make the world
target fail if it is unsafe.

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