I've been looking at some Monk's user info nodes. Some of us seem to update them on a regular basis, others don't. It would be nice to see when someone has editied their home node. Perhaps we could have a small mark appear beside a Monk's name whenever it appears as a link, if they have edited their home node in say the last 24 hours.

I'm asking about this because at the moment there is no easy way to spot Monk's who do regular updates and I ususally find them interesting.

Nuance

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In reply to Monk's who do regular updatees of their home node by nuance

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