But so are most of the active Perlmonks and as one Monk's consideration alone cannot do much, you get automatically an "average" opinion on these issues, which --I assume-- will be very much in line with what the gods think.

Consideration sets the tone, its the most important part of the process

See Re: Small Perl quests for a beginner? Considered: jdporter: reap. spam.

and see what tye says on consideration Re^3: swissprot assignment (worth), Re^5: swissprot assignment (effort), Re^7: swissprot assignment (effort)

Even monks tend to assume that those who consider nodes have done their due dilligence

Consider Reaped: Re^5: Should I list core modules as dependencies? and what LanX says about it in Re: using the power of consideration responsibly (what is personal attack what is trolling, can you lose power to consider) , his bias clouds his judgment

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