gnu find: paths must precede expression

[Jerrad Pierce]

I would like to suggest that GNU find frop the tradiotional brain-dead
instance of find to insist that the path be the first option. I tend to
think o find as what it it truly is, a grep of FS metadat, and end up
writing my commands
        find EXPR path
only to have to go back and tweak it. I can see no reason why this need be
maintained other than the wonderous ability to proclaim "invalid predicate".
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