Re: Self-actualization considered harmful (no more "self front-paging/approving")

The whole reason I worked to become a friar was to frontpage my own nodes. I have been a friar for less than a month (and not frontpaged any of my nodes) and now my ~~privilege~~ right is being taken away.

All my posts (the help I gave, and the education I got) have just been a waste. I'm sorry I ever bothered.

Tye, please consider this a standing request to frontpage all my nodes, even the worthless ones, 'course I'll do the same for you. :)

Edit: Alert to the humor impared, I called it a right, I commented on learning, I put a smilie face for god's sake

-monkfish (The Fishy Monk)

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Re^2: Self-actualization considered harmful (no more "self front-paging/approving") by Aristotle (Chancellor) on Jun 13, 2002 at 00:28 UTC
I was going to -- you, but decided to post instead. So in all this time and through all the help you've offered, you haven't made any even remote acquaintances that may recognize your name on the chatterbox and be willing to frontpage your own nodes? You value the ability to frontpage nodes more than your insights to being a good coder, as well as overall a member of a community? And while I'm sure I'll get a few -- of my own, I'll stand up here to tell you that temper tantrum in your last paragraph is childish both for the reaction as well as for targetting the messenger. Update: Ack. `pack my $foot => my @mouth ____________` Makeshifts last the longest.	[reply]
Re: Re: Re: Self-actualization considered harmful (no more "self front-paging/approving") by Anonymous Monk on Jun 13, 2002 at 01:08 UTC
Oh dear. And I was honestly thinking it simply had to be another case of sarcasm gone awry in an ASCII medium.	[reply]
Re: Re: Self-actualization considered harmful (no more "self front-paging/approving") by Anonymous Monk on Jun 13, 2002 at 00:04 UTC
Heh. How apropos monkfish :-P ++	[reply]


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