Dear monks,
It is really a very good point mentioned by rozallin at Bestowing blessings upon monks?. My take is at a better system and we can evaluate nodes instead of the user.

Taking inspiration, I asks dear monks about a section for evaluating nodes, allowed only from the monks of certain reputation. Let's hope for positive mind-frame evaluation from which we all can learn in terms of art of contribution to make this place even richer.

Some points mentioned by Limbic~Region at Re: Bestowing blessings upon monks?

and many others as can be thought by individuals

Again, focus should be on the learning to write better nodes. This can definitely help to improve our expressibility and show-case the best of the monstery.

artist

In reply to Node Evaluation by artist

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