Hi Stan,
very interesing results. I had a look at the theorems I contributed in 
test.shortening:

   - ~reuan: Additional distinct variable condition! This shortening must 
   not be performed.
   - ~elmod2: This shortening is great! It should be done in set.mm
   - ~el2fzo: To be investigated if this theorem is still useful (or if its 
   single usage can be replaced by elfzolt3b found by the shortening).

I had only a quick glance at train.shortening (what is it good for?) - it 
seems to be a lot of good shortenings in there, too. 
For ~suppss2f, however, the shortening is not allowed, because an OLD 
theorem (suppss2OLD) is used for it. And the shortening of ~ subdir2d shows 
that it is a duplicate of ~subdid.

Regards,
Alexander


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