Honestly I don't really care much about these minor "bugs", I just participate in the discussions with my observations to help those involved, even in an archived form for future contributors.

My mentality is to openly name even minor "problems", this doesn't mean I'm complaining or calling for action.

Maybe the gods should consider to get Athanasius and choroba involved as pmdevs ... this might reduce their energy to "name problems" ;-)))

BTW: One of your patches reads like actively omitting unvoted nodes from the stats, not sure if this is related to this problem.

> Reason: when selecting nodes for reputation, exclude nodes with no votes

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language and ☆☆☆☆ :)
Je suis Charlie!

In reply to Re^6: Best Nodes with negative reputation by LanX
in thread Best Nodes with negative reputation by Athanasius

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