Re: C file recoginzed as image file

[Jason Rumney]

Richard Stallman wrote:
> You can enable it permanently, or just once, it is true.
> But if the idea is that the user will enable it permanently
> the first time, then what good does it do?
>   

Can we give a specific reason in the message the user sees when they 
first run the command? Or do all disabled commands get the same message?
If the former, then we could tell the user why it is disabled by 
default. This serves to make them aware of the dangers of viewing image 
files from untrusted sources, and they will then think twice before 
displaying images in future. I don't think they need to be reminded 
every time, the fact that Emacs does not display images automatically 
should be reminder enough.

If we can't give a specific reason, I don't see any value in disabling 
the command.