Actually consideration for restoring content is one of the things most likely to be acted on quickly, where the original content is available anyway
I always assumed it was begin stored int he database? Not true? That would explain a lot.

I should clarify -- I was really thinking of Nodes to Consider as voting on Consideration. I do not check on Nodes to Consider anymore, but I do still vote on nodes being Considered in threads I am reading. And if a node deserves to be Considered then I will act upon that as well -- just very few I catch before someone else does. Anyway, I did not do a good job drawing a distinction between Nodes to Consider and Consideration in general and I wanted to apologize for any confusion or ruffled feathers that may have caused.

As for XP, I think Consideration and voting should be altruistic actions.

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In reply to Re^5: XP for Consideration by Argel
in thread XP for Consideration by choroba

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