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"First, a little explanition. As far as I know (and documentation is sketchy, for those of us below the friar line (and probably those above it)..."
As someone who achieved friar earlier this week, I'd like to point out that I knew a lot about being a friar before I became one thanks to this node as well as others. Comments on life in the monastery make PM self-documenting. Try Super Search on friar for a real slice of PM life!

"Let us see the reps, let us see all the comments"
I find not knowing the previous rep of a write-up helps me cast votes that are based on my vision of the monastery instead of someone elses.

The doors are open far enough. Actually, I think they are open farther than you think!

Dave

In reply to Re: Let the doors open wide! by dthacker
in thread Let the doors open wide! by theorbtwo

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