Now you've reached your 1000 post milestone, I cannot restrain myself from comparing your progress to other historic figures in the monastery:

• Bod - 6120 XP from 1000 posts
• brian_d_foy - 19145 XP from 907 posts ... but see also Weird anomaly in brian_d_foy experience points
• ELISHEVA - 10290 XP from 928 posts
• soonix - 27843 XP from 999 posts (red alert for 1000 posts!) - update: 1000th post was made five days later
• cLive ;-) - 9133 XP from 1009 posts
• VSarkiss - 13485 XP from 1011 posts ... sadly Vahe is no longer with us (see also Re: Delegating responsibility of one's CPAN distributions (In Memoriam References))

Bod, you may be flabbergasted to learn you've been out-XP-ed by a monk who took a vow of silence!

• Spooty - 7621 XP from zero posts! :)

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