Just a thought. But I wondered how it might be received to have announcements in the nodelets area,. That scrolled up, much like the CB does. But with announcements of the PerlMonks users that have just graduated to a higher level. It seems fitting of the theme, and times; hoisting a tankard to a fellow Monk who has just graduated to a higher level. I dunno. Just a thought. I thought it might attract people, or possibly be well received.

--Chris

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In reply to Would it make any sense to add "graduation announcement(s)" in the nodelets? by taint

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