Some more to avoid that occur to me:
More erminal characters
C-H
C-I
C-J
C-C
C-[
Vim
C-O
C-R
C-X
Possible candidates
C-D which would normally signal "end of file". Possibly a good candidate for a writequit mapping?
C-F
C-W possibly invoke window commands (mirrors normal commands?)
C-G normally "bell"...
C-S and C-Q could be used if flow control is disabled (which it probably should be for most modern usage)
On a related note, can anyone think of objections to a
cnoremap <C-x>f <C-X><C-F>
This mirrors the normal mapping, and follows a fairly common internal convention.
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