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Looking at the front page right now, I see:

All of them, frontpaged by RMGir.

The main reason I "rushed" to become a Friar is that I wanted to contribute to the administration of the site.

But I find myself approving or frontpaging any post that seems well written, relevant, and not homework.

Am I frontpaging too much? Should there maybe be a system where approving a node or frontpaging it uses up votes, to control mad friars like myself?

Thanks in advance for your comments.

BTW, if this is a FAQ, I couldn't find it. A pointer to it would be appreciated. What is consideration? and Friar don't really cover this point.
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Mike

In reply to Am I a power-mad Friar? by RMGir

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