Re: [External] : Re: Please rename trusted-content to trusted-contents

[Richard Stallman]

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  > "Content" is the meaning that's "contained", abstractly,
  > in something.  Something's "contents" are the actual
  > things contained in it - the something is regarded only
  > as a container.

I think that is correct, for at least some of the many usages
of those words.

What is trusted in this cass is not the _meaning_ of what's in the file,
ii is the literal code itself.  Thus, "contents" is correct.

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