in reply to Option to indicate user level?

A possible alternative that people on either side of the fence might be agreeable towards is to have a configurable list of monks to "highlight" their posts. Then it could be configured in the personal css stylesheet. It would not be based on XP, but if you felt like entering the top 100 monks in your list, you could.

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Re: Re: Option to indicate user level?
by antirice (Priest) on Jun 09, 2003 at 15:38 UTC

    ++naChoz. This would actually be more along the lines of what I would like to see now that everyone else has voiced their opinion against my idea. :-P

    I mainly wanted to see that feature so I could quickly at a glance look for a saint's post (such as one of merlyn's, tye's, et al). I just don't know them all by name yet.

    antirice    
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    The     ith rule of Perl club is - follow rule i - 1 for i > 1

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      Just remember that there are the knowledgeable saints like merlyn and tye but there are also the not-so-knowledgeable saints like me.

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Re: Re: Option to indicate user level?
by adrianh (Chancellor) on Jun 10, 2003 at 10:54 UTC
    A possible alternative that people on either side of the fence might be agreeable towards is to have a configurable list of monks to "highlight" their posts.

    You can already do this with CSS if you want.

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