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Subject: org-refile and Archive headings
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The current default behavior for org-refile and org-reverse-note-order
does not treat Archive headings specially.  Consider a .org file:

* Some projects
** Some item...
** Archive :ARCHIVE:...

Refiling an entry to "Some projects" results in:

* Some projects
** Some item...
** Archive :ARCHIVE:...
** New entry...

Would it be desirable to instead append before the Archive heading?

* Some projects
** Some item...
** New entry...
** Archive :ARCHIVE:...

This could be configurable using a magic value for org-reverse-note-order.