It's easy to make suggestions (especially to vroom, as he's efficient and effective), but it's better to provide code. Got an idea for a nodelet or a superdoc you'd like to see as a PM feature? Grab the Everything code (to see how to do it) and hack one up!

• Make a new feature or improve an existing part of the monastery. (vroom, would you allow certain monks to have a look at the code behind certain nodes?)
• Entries should be posted publicly, or sent directly to vroom if he wants to keep certain things private for the time being.
• Entries will be scored on usefulness, code completeness and elegance, and value to fellow monks.
• Voting will be open to anyone.
• Submissions will be available -- at least by description, if not actual code -- when the code is completed.
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