Thanx. Right now, Nodereaper has 3867 XP and 57005 Writeups, so it's definitely the culprit. Adding the exclusion (to my local script) moves the minimum up to 3.92, an honor held by some Moron, and nudges up the average for Curate and All groups as well:

MONK_LEVEL TITLE             MIN        MAX        AVG      MIN_X     
+ MAX_X      AVG_X
---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----
+------ ----------
        13 Curate            .07       3654         53       3.92     
+ 727.8      35.43
        14 Priest           4.66       4560      65.43       4.66     
+  4560      65.43
        15 Vicar            5.43       1604      47.12       5.43     
+  1604      47.12
        16 Parson           6.53       7619     129.17       6.53     
+ 371.8       31.9
        17 Prior            6.16     814.62      46.28       6.16     
+814.62      46.28
        18 Monsignor           5     243.02      33.02          5     
+243.02      33.02
        19 Abbot            4.03    1103.75      73.21       4.03    1
+103.75      73.21
        20 Canon            5.27     127.72      23.32       5.27     
+127.72      23.32
        21 Chancellor       6.45      55.35       14.3       6.45     
+ 55.35       14.3
        22 Bishop           9.51      78.21      21.93       9.51     
+ 78.21      21.93
        23 Archbishop       7.77      16.04       10.9       7.77     
+ 16.04       10.9
        24 Cardinal        10.26      20.19      15.22      10.26     
+ 20.19      15.22
        25 Sage             8.99      11.26      10.44       8.99     
+ 11.26      10.44
        28 Pope             6.48    1659.73     421.35       6.48     
+ 12.06       8.56
           (All)             .07       7619      61.85       3.92     
+  4560      43.44

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Good catch! I plan to add that after the weekend in a script update to oujs.

In reply to Re^2: Querying Saints in our Book (2) by chacham
in thread Querying Saints in our Book (2) by chacham

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