rm defaulting to -f instead of -i, why?

Subject: rm defaulting to -f instead of -i, why?
From: Dan (dan.kortschak@adelaide.edu.au)
Date: Fri Apr 28 2000 - 21:13:05 MDT

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Just yesterday rm decided that it knew that I was sure of what I was planning
to delete (which I usually am) and has started to default to non-interactive
removal of files. Where/how can I change this back to default to interactive?
I usually use the -f flag, but I'd rather have to specifiy it anyway.

thanks
Dan

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