Borging is an answer to an entirely different issue. And it is used very very sparingly.

I understand, I used it as an example of an existing policy with a feature of time limit which is why I mention of time limit being an option that could be considered :)

Since the consideration system is not broken, or not even considered a problem by the Monastery, I tend to go by the "Don't repair it, if it ain't broken" maxim.

I understand your position

Allow me to ask you a more personal question: you seem genuinely interested in the good working of the Monastery. Why don't you join us and post under your own identity?

Been there, done that, still doing it :) I am Anonymous Monk :)

In reply to Re^10: using the power of consideration responsibly (what is personal attack what is trolling, can you lose power to consider) by Anonymous Monk
in thread using the power of consideration responsibly (what is personal attack what is trolling, can you lose power to consider) by Anonymous Monk

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