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What would be useful would be a variation on dermephqs threaded newest nodes. Personally I don't like this in the form it is in beacuse you have pages and pages of data but it illustrates the fact that gathering replies,

The sandpit has been changing quite steadily recently. Did you write this before I rolled out the "root-and-node" mode and added the child/descendent counts? If yes then are things better now, and if not then what would have to change?

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_{First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.

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In reply to Re^3: Too much Front Paging by demerphq
in thread Too much Front Paging by tachyon

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