> As documented: buffer-offer-save is consulted "on exit" i.e. by
> `save-buffers-kill-emacs' and `save-some-buffers'.
> The Elisp manual should be updated to also mention `save-buffers-kill-terminal',
> since most users exit Emacs via `C-x C-c'.
In that case, might it be better to extend the behavior to kill-buffer? I see little benefit in this third type of behavior. Plus there is no easy way to protect a buffer from accidental killing.
Evgeni