I am fine, the way it is.

The best thing if you like it too much,

• Send a very good message to the poster, to encourage the poster at its maximum. This may have higher value than XP for the poster in many cases.
• Taking the inspiration create something better, which is longer lasting and with better effect, so we all can have more, which is more beneficial to the monastery.

Higer level monks have already the abilities to edit or delete the nodes. Which is much better to bless/curse the users.

Please note the perspective.
• The perspective is towards the overall system and not the intelligent users.
• Users gain maximum benefit when the focus is on the better system to benefit average user, rather than biased towards users who have thought bursts.
• It also avoids hurting personal feelings and flame-wars etc.
• Most importantly, the focus of the monastery is maintained on its misson
• At the higher level, monks would like to do something better and guide fellow users to higher path of knowledge rather than flaming/cursing them.
• System functions very well currently.

Also as a gainer of XP, what would you do with few more XPs ? It's better to have knowledge spread, participate more in term of quality, and recognition will come if that is what you want. Monks who have lead our path here, has gone through the similar system and are well respected.

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