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Update Feb 04, 2004 at 22:36 UTC
24 hours after my post, the nodes in the above list received 98 votes, so here is the updated situation.

Author	title	rep
ferrency	"Don't try this at home"	250 ( +9)
footpad	On Responsible Considerations	247 ( +3)
btrott	RE: RE: Things are not what they seem like.	241 ( +3)
Ovid	Paradigm Shift - Don't use strict	239 ( +5)
chromatic	How You (Yes You!) Can Get Involved	235 ( +7)
Masem	How to RTFM	234 ( +8)
Erudil	There can be only one!	234 ( +7)
Ovid	'our' is not 'my'	231 ( +5)
Abigail-II	My coding guidelines	231 (+15)
boo_radley	SPAM eater	224 ( +4)
Juerd	Perl cheat sheet	224 ( +5)
tilly	The path to mastery	218 ( +4)
Petruchio	Oh my God! Tie killed Perl!	217 ( +3)
btrott	Tricks with DBI	215 ( +2)
gmax	The fine art of database programming	214 ( +1)
jcwren	Stats Whoring - The VXML Way	213 ( +3)
dws	Do my homework for me!	212 ( +5)
demerphq	Advanced Sorting - GRT - Guttman Rosler Transform	207 ( +7)
gmax	DBI recipes	204 ( +2)

I am not going to keep this list updated, though. My purpose in posting this it was to try convincing the gods to extend Best Nodes. Here are the facts. There are many excellent nodes waiting to be appreciated, and people in the Monastery seem to like having these lists available.

In reply to Re: Best Nodes candidates (update) by dbwiz
in thread Best Nodes candidates by dbwiz

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