RE: doc string of dired-do-kill-lines, "killing" lines in Dired

[Drew Adams]

>     And yes, if you're looking for a generality here, 
>     sometimes pointing out why something is wrong and how to
>     fix it is more help in the long run than just fixing it.
> 
> The question is whether anyone actually wants to rewrite this
> rather than just teach others how ;-).

The bigger question is whether a little learning can come about from the
discussion, to help doc quality generally. If so, good; if not, a little
time wasted all around perhaps.

It's not about one particular doc page. If nothing is done to improve that
page it is no worse off than before.