keeping in line with a clinical theme, and because I haven't been using the " key enough today. People submit code to a "waiting room" queue. A "doctor" admits the "patient" for review. After a week(?), the doctor publishes a write-up. when somebody elects to review code, that code gets taken out of queue/ e-mailed to him/ jammed into a 'code I'm reviewing' nodelet. While it's being reviewed, nobody else can see the code;this reinforces the clinic concept - rather than having 50 people giving suggestions, one person can write a coherent analysis. After the analyst publishes his work, the node becomes open for commentary by the public. I imagine that there be some threshhold at which people may elect to review, Monk or better?

In reply to suggestion : Code Clinic by boo_radley
in thread Code Clinic by arturo

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