In the same spirit as Limbic~Region 's proposed Monastary Directory

With all the monks running through the halls these days, I am sure that a lot of are working on the same problem. I am sure that even more of us are looking for an interesting concept to work on to learn new skills or simply to keep sharp. Of course, interesting projects are just fun.

A community project board would give us the opportunity to get involved in these projects.

Functionality would be pretty simple, too:

• Monk posts a project
• Interested monks reply (or point originating monk towards an existing node...)
• Originating monk leaves a /msg inviting those monks he wants to have participate.
• Originating monk posts project results in the monastary to receive the admiration of his peers.
• A ++ for the project is a ++ for each participant.

Such a good idea, I might keep it for myself -- just for the experience, you understand. ;)

Anybody want to help?

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