Greetings, brothers and sisters.

Inpired by good perl editor, When to use logging and why?, Modules that you want to know but haven't used yet among others I was thinking: it would be cool if we could have a "sticky" nodes section, such as other forums have.

This would prevent subject replication, such as the editor and the modules nodes. If you find another cool Perl editor or another fantastic module you just feed the sticky node (I also think that the sticky nodes should be sorted by newest replies first).

What do you guys think?

Best regards

my ($author_nickname, $author_email) = ("DaWolf","erabbott\@terra.com.br") if ($author_name eq "Er Galvão Abbott");

In reply to "Sticky" nodes by DaWolf

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