Hi all I found something else with ~org-paste-subtree~ that surprises me and that reminds me of ~C-c *~ where I was never able to get a remindable understanding of what it does until now when investigating deeper with this minimal complete example:
#+begin_src org ,* a ,** b - x ,** c - y ,* d ,** e - z ,*** f ,** g #+end_src With point on c and ~org-paste-subtree~ the level of the new heading is 2 but on g the level is 3. Are the different levels intended behavior? If yes it would mean the need to add logic to programmatically get always the same level independent of the structure of the previous heading. If no and the level would be always 2 or always 3 I would at least not find it confusing. With point on x and ~C-c *~ the level of the new heading is 3 as expected by me. But on y it is 2 where I would still expect 3 with the strong argument that y should stay within c and not be "hierarchically moved" to a. On z the resulting level 4 seems completely off. Michael
