fellow monks

Today I once again visited Outside Links and I found some very good links, but this site has far more to offer. How often has been linked to Apache.org or ActivePerl or to all kinds of editors? And still when I know I have seen a link to some editor that would help me, I have to search for the exact node. This lead me to think that there should be a way to update Outside Links with new categories and links.
This could be done 2 ways:

• via a form with category, link and description to be used by all monks
• or by some kind of outside link editor/s, who would collect and categorize links, and update the Outside Links node

If the first option cannot be done, I'll volonteer as an editor for the second.

neophyte

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