Dear master Monks,
As per brian_d_foy's suggestion, I have changed the nodes title.
So, what do people want their favorite module to be in the next year?
I have been reading Favourite modules March 2002 and Favourite modules April 2003 by Juerd, and was wondering how, if at all, that these top ten have changed for people in two years?
(not counting pragmata, strict and such - as per Juerd's original post)
Gavin
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