I've reread what I wrote several times. It is completely beyond me how this resulted in the posts that followed, which included words and phrases such as "imbalance", "patch", "re-open old wounds", and so on.

By way of clarification, here's the steps I went through yesterday afternoon [my timezone: UTC+11:00] which led to my post:

• I was looking at "Voting/Experience System".
• In the section "What levels are there and how many votes do they get?", there's a table with the title "Monk Level Summary".
• This table shows levels 1 to 29.
• After the table is: "See Levels of Monks for more detail." — I followed that link.
• "Levels of Monks" has a table which shows levels 1 to 28.
• I checked in "Saints in our Book". Here I saw three entries with "Patriarch (28)" and one with "His Eminence (29)".
• I went back and checked all the names and numbers in the two tables in "Voting/Experience System" and "Levels of Monks". These aligned perfectly except that "Levels of Monks" was missing a final row for Level 29.
• I posted this discrepancy and included what I believed the missing row show should be.

I was rather expecting a single reply, possibly from someone in the SiteDocClan cabal, containing text along the lines of:

"Well spotted. I've added the missing row. Thanks."

Perhaps that can still happen. :-)

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