AM I WORTH THE LEVEL ? All i have done is to put questions and learn through the answers given by real monks and saints.
Seems you´re not here long enough to have realized, that RFC´s regarding the experience-system, get massively downvoted as sure as hell.
Points should be alloted for replying to queries.
It´s voting, so other people decide about the reputation of a node, hence your xp, not an automated system.
Points should not flow automatically unless they have contributed.
mmh?
The user should be given an option to step down any level or minus one level.( as i feel I am not eligible enough to even be called or known as an acolyte )
You can call the gods if you feel like it. Other people have done that before.
An option should be given to where the user wants to place his node or wants to move his node.
Moving nodes is a right reseverd for the janitors. With a good reason, imho. It prevents other people from excessive head-scratching (I know this node was there...)
For the very same reason we are not allowed to delete self-written nodes. However once you get Consideration powers you can consider your own nodes to be moved/deleted.
As this group now has all possible questions and answers a more user friendly search should be give in such a way that I give my problem in one sentence and it gives me the documented answers , maybe from the existing nodes or from the perl network in www.
There is Super Search. I don´t know if i have seen a more powerful search engine, yet. Bah, google.
There is no specailized perl course in india , so please make people aware of any training programs if any worldwide. This will make more people to enter here and check out whats next on perl.
I cannot disprove you on this, but this is not a switch site for (commercial) perl-classes ...
I suggest from the expertise you all have , you can form a team and get associated with some Indian Software firms to give training in perl and this can mint a lot for you and mean a lot for people like me.
nor a job-agency or company.
9)Please correct me wherever I am wrong and indicate me wherever I am right.
Done.

Update:
Corrected minor typos.


holli, /regexed monk/

In reply to Re: RFC to site changes and XP changes by holli
in thread RFC to site changes and XP changes by prad_intel

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