I've been a member for a litle while now, and feel that I've poked my head into all of the things thatcan be poked into just by linking from the top navigation area and the other areas listed below the chatterbox by default.
Every now and then I run across a post that mentions "node X" or "node Y" which usually turns out to be something that I never heard of and couldn't find a link to anywhere. Case in point, I cannot find links to the Best Nodes and Worst Nodes anywhere. I happened to run across them completely by accident through somebody's home node (I forget who).
I understand that certain abilities and privileges are only conveyed at higher levels, but I think it would be nice if there was somewhere I could go that would list all nodes that I can access. I'm not talking about user nodes or writeups, etc. I mean things like the best and worst, or whatever else is out there. I want to get to know and be able to utilize PM as best I can!

In reply to PM hard to navigate for newcomer by Guildenstern

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