Hello Monks,

I was just curious...it seems as though when an update is made to an original post, it is not included any where in Newest Nodes, nor is there any type of system which alerts the monastery that said update has been made. I was thinking perhaps there could be an "Updates" section in Newest Nodes? I did a search on this topic and didn't seem to find any nodes, except those discussing update times of Newest Nodes, obviously not my target ;)

So, what do ya'll think? Good idea, bad idea, already mentioned, discussed or, even worse, in existence in some remote corner of my already extensive link page? Just thought maybe I was on to something, of course I seem to be wrong about that more often than not............ :p

In reply to Updates included as Newest Nodes.... by koolgirl

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