It looks like we may have an XY Problem here. ;-) You don't really want an exegesis for posted nodes as much as you want a "Road Map" to the Tutorials (and maybe some other sections of PM as well).

The road map idea (if that's what you really mean) seems good to me (but even that might be handled better by listing the tutorials for a given topic in progression from most basic to most advanced). An "exegetical guide" to (possibly) every posted node will inevitably lead to might encourage lazy behavior on the part of posters. (i.e., the OP thinking I don't really need to explain myself or provide references/links, because someone else will do it for me.) And that is something I think we don't want to do.

In reply to Re^5: An exegetical guide to the Monastery (cross referencing) by broomduster
in thread An exegetical guide to the Monastery (cross referencing) by missingthepoint

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