So the question for Perl Monks Discussion is how hard would it be to do this with a new nodetype

It wouldn't be hard, but that is not a question for Perl Monks Discussion. The questions for perl monks discussion are:

Is this a useful feature you see yourself using?

What are the benefits of such a feature (how is it useful)?

Why should the pmdev team consider taking the time to implement this?

How much time would a new user need to learn to use such a feature?

Now I would like to ask, What exactly is the new feature? (this dark place, that is directly linkable, with some cut-n-pase things ~ I've read your node 3 times and I don't exactly get it, so I would ask you to please explain clearly what it is)

update:

The 'personal nodelet' could be a list view of configurable depth of your dark place.
No it couldn't. If anything like this is ever implemented, and that type of "view" is available in a nodelet, it would be a separate nodelet. The personal nodelet should not be modified.

 
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In reply to (crazyinsomniac) Re: dark place by crazyinsomniac
in thread You have moved into a dark place. by zengargoyle

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