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Everyone realizes, of course, that the Best Nodes of all time are going to quickly be monopolized by Erudil :)

However, as far I can see, Erudil fully deserves it :) Once again, nice work!

Cheers,
Ovid

Update: Uh... I deleted part of my post as no longer applicable (if you saw it, you understand) Looks like jcwren is currently the one slated to be kicked off the top 10 list :( Sorry, Chris!

Update 2: Looks like jcwren survived, despite Erudil once again hitting the top 10 :)

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In reply to (Ovid - We're doomed) Re: How to (ab)use substr by Ovid
in thread How to (ab)use substr by Erudil

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