No. If people don't like the fact that he's there, well, then they can contribute more answers to FAQ's, tutorials, reviews, CUFP's, and so on.

The Reaper is a warning and a reminder. Post responsibly and help your companions.

Besides, do you wanna be the one to tell he he's not one of our best assets? He's touchy enough about that whole picture thing.

You gonna tell him?
I'm not gonna tell him, you tell him.
I know, let's get tilly; he hates everyone.
He told him. *snicker, snack* Hey, tilly...

Sorry; couldn't resist. I've met tilly and I know he can take a joke. :-)

--f

In reply to Re: Removing NodeReaper from Our Best Users by footpad
in thread Removing NodeReaper from Our Best Users by damian1301

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