I was looking at the scores on the Saints in our Book node, and something hit me as rather ... humm... unfair? How come the monks are listed by writeups rather than XPs?

You see, I write a bunch, which doesn't necessarily mean that I know what I'm saying (as a matter of fact I'm usually asking instead of replying). Therefor, it would only seem fair that other monks that have more experience be sorted at the top...
ie: neshura has 28 writeups and 164 XPs, while I have 71 writeups and only 146 XPs...

Doesn't this seem unfair? Shouldn't httptech, neshura, ChuckularOne, plaid, etc have more recognition?

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