in reply to Feedback with Votes??

questions like this have been asked here before. it's not unusual, especially for a relatively new perlmonks member. i found it easy to get caught up in gaining xp when i was new here. i thought, if i keep this up, i'll be as smart as vroom in no time!

heh. i made two mistakes in my reasoning. the first was equating xp with skill/smarts/ability/etc. that's not the point of xp. the second mistake in my reasoning was that, at my rate, i'd have to be a member for 6 quadrillion years to gain that amount of xp. also, knowing that vroom can pretty much do what he wants behind the scenes --it's his site--, i'd have to take him out. after a few silly daydreams, i decided it's not worth all that. :) besides, i certainly wouldn't want to fill his shoes.

here are a few related nodes that i'm aware of:

Voting Guidelines (or 'How should I spend my votes?')
Voting <-- excellent resources provided by footpad and jtpxs
Showing node writer's XP level
On Monkness (mine, anyway)

~Particle

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Re: Re: Feedback with Votes??
by MungeMeister (Scribe) on Jan 15, 2002 at 20:14 UTC
    You hit some of it. As is obvious, I'm new, and there is a certain thrill to gaining XP.

    But what bothered me was that someone had a problem with a post, without telling me what that problem is. That's part of the voting, and I understand that. But I also wabt to be a useful member of PM, which means I need to learn. I can't learn from a --. I can learn from posts like these, especially this crazyinsomniac's.

    Thanks for the links! I've got some reading to do.....

    MungeMeister