(my point was that if the site was tweaked like this we all wouldn't have to modify every saved page, but thanks for the wget link ;-)

Another little detail, after doing a search, ending up somewhere like this makes one select and delete half the search value to get back to perlfunc, how about a link?

perlfunc:exists

Update: I've learned that this next suggestion can be realized by using jcwren's nifty luke_repwalker.pl, and have since written a companion script to luke called repviewer.
I might as well get it out of my system and confess that i'm always curious about where gained or lost experience points come from. Imagine if something like...

You gained 10 experience points!

...led one to something like the writeup listing accessed by clicking the number near "Writeups:" in home nodes, showing +n or -n per node.

Just because i'm mentioning gremlins doesn't mean that i don't find this to be one of the all time tightest, densest, most useful, responsive and fun websites on earth. ;-}

In reply to Re: Re: Absolute Logo Link by epoptai
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