RE: Convert some files from outline-mode to org-mode

[Drew Adams]

> The point being that yes, hopefully Emacs users can find their way to
> a menu or a help buffer; but as org-mode shows we can aim for
> something slightly more ergonomic.
> 
> If I have to whip these cheatsheets out every time I want to hide a
> heading (which I used to do before I finally bound
> outline-toggle-children to TAB), I might as well do away with
> keybindings and just M-x outline-hide- TAB *squint* (or install
> which-key and C-c *squint*).

To be clear (but I know you understood), I was
saying that menus, `C-h m', etc. mean that one
doesn't _need to remember_ all key bindings for
a mode.  They serve as a quick (yes) reminder.

Clearly, if someone uses the same menu item a few
times in the same session s?he might start using
the keyboard binding for it that's shown for it.

It's definitely not that the existence of such
help requires one to use it "every time" to
carry out a command.