It seems to me that it would wouldn't hurt to include some of the links explaining the NodeReaper's function on his home node and perhaps reaped nodes as well. It might spare PMD from unnecessary related posts.

Being reaped is disturbing enough (though usually deserved), but bewilderment is unnecessary. Particularly since it may not occur to new/anonymous users to use search or the information nodelet for what appears to be just another PM user. It was a while before I learned that NodeReaper wasn't a real user. I thought he was just a clumsy, rude moderator with cherry pie on-the-brain.

--Jim

In reply to Re: NodeReaper is quite unruly... by jlongino
in thread NodeReaper is quite unruly... by c0d34w4y

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