I was thinking that they should use an algogrithm that accounts for each monks XP in addition to how much they spend logged on. So that someone like ikegami, Corion, and the other monks who have high XP and are here logged in frequently, would get a few more cycles, than some new monk who just signed up. A little loaded lottery pool of images could than be made, and random images could be pulled from the pool as each page is sent out.
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In reply to Re^3: May we quest for new (top right) perlmonk images by zentara
in thread May we quest for new (top right) perlmonk images by rgiskard

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