If you merge an object that has a layer named the same as the current 
scene, it results in a duplicate layer entry that can't be deleted 
unless you delete both...

I tend to make a layer called 'invisible' which is hidden to keep my 
workspace uncluttered when I'm working on details when scenes get complex...

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Tim Cook
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> If you merge an object that has a layer named the same as the current
> scene, it results in a duplicate layer entry that can't be deleted
> unless you delete both...
>
I've also seen this, but was unsure of how I got the two layers named the
same. Now I know :-)

Stephen

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