RE: Emacs manual node Killing should explain kill-ring and mention "cut"

[Drew Adams]

    > Node Killing should also mention that "kill" is similar to what is
    > sometimes called "cut".

    It already does, right in the beginning:

        "Killing" means erasing text and copying it into the "kill
        ring", from
        which you can bring it back into the buffer by "yanking" it.  (Some
        systems use the terms "cutting" and "pasting" for these operations.)

    Is it possible that you are looking at a stale version of the manual?
    If not, please tell how come you didn't see this text.

Sorry, my bad. I have several versions of Emacs, and I thought I was looking
at a recent version for this, but I was apparently not. No bug.