I was wondering what folks would think about Best Nodes having an extra section or two of randomly chosen top nodes? I wrote a patch that is currently awaiting application that lists "Random Nodes from the Top 1000 of All Time" and "Random Nodes from the Top 500 of Last 30 Days".

Would this be appreciated by the monks out there?

Personally I think that it would. At bare minimum it would get some of the contenders listed and maybe would farm out the votes to some of them so that best nodes was not so affected by vote inflation.

Feedback appreciated as I don't know if the gods think this is a good idea.


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demerphq

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In reply to Random Top Nodes by demerphq

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