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Dear monks,

Rearranging my homenode, I now included the following in it:

Homenodes with useful information:

Dru
this is what you should read before starting posting things

grinder
Perl Monks Survival Guide

blakem
Fastest Rising Monks

ybiC
Selected nodes

Aristotle
Selected nodes

turnstep
Tips and Tricks & Exploring the Monastery

crouchingpenguin
Selected nodes

Any other monks you feel should be added to this list?

(stands back, with a pencil and a paper, ready to take notes)

Update: the list on my homenode already displays quite a few homenodes more... I need to find another way to display it, though :-)

In reply to Useful homenodes by cog

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