I've requested this feature before.

BTW, Categorized Qs and As can't go to Nodes to Consider. They are handled by QandAEditors instead.

In future, if there is a question in both Seekers of Perl Wisdom and Categorized Questions and Answers, then everyone please don't submit the SoPW one to Nodes to Conider for deletion. Let the QandAEditors delete the Cat Q+A one instead.

Also, don't be confused by questions that get posted to Cat Q+A and then get moved to SoPW because they aren't the type of question that belongs in Cat Q+A. (This moving can only be done by QandAEditors and is quite different than the moving between most of the other sections that can be done by higher monks and editors.)

        - tye (but my friends call me "Tye")

In reply to (tye)Re: NtC / Nodes in both SoPW and Q&A by tye
in thread NtC / Nodes in both SoPW and Q&A by Masem

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