You do know that you can sort nodes by reputation, right?

Actually, no! So I looked around some of the help areas here, and did a super search (where I got sidetracked for a looong time reading some very interesting related (kind of) threads), but I didn't find out how to sort.

If you could provide a link to help on this, I would really appreciate it.

Perhaps when I check that feature out, it will satisfy the "requirements" of my suggestion.

But it brings up something else I've been wondering. I've seen lots of links and references to code other monks, who I don't think are members of pmdev, have written to provide various types of statistics or look at the contents of PM in various ways. Is that something any monk can do? Could I then come up with some code that helps me look at PM in a particular way when the inspiration strikes?

Thanks for all the great comments, everyone!

TheEnigma

In reply to Re^3: Node Rep - A newbies viewpoint by TheEnigma
in thread Node Rep - A newbies viewpoint by TheEnigma

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