I like the idea, even tho I won't have much to contribute to it - since it's rare that I use any scripts other than my own. The problem <a href="/users/2308">esquifit</a> identifies is merely one of interpretation; every user will have his/her own idea of what this is and what it should be used for. Yes, it can be self-serving, but it can also be useful, like the recommendation lists on Amazon; the difference is that very few Amazon users have products of their own to promote. Perhaps this needs some sort of karma/points system to rate the guides as to usefulness. And a technical note: I understand the logic behind using numbers in the [u:] tags, but for convenience, I should be able to type, say, [u:esquifit] and have it automatically convert that into the more permanent designation. <p>I like the idea, even tho I won't have much to contribute to it - since it's rare that I use any scripts other than my own. The problem <a href="/users/2308">esquifit</a> identifies is merely one of interpretation; every user will have his/her own idea of what this is and what it should be used for. Yes, it can be self-serving, but it can also be useful, like the recommendation lists on Amazon; the difference is that very few Amazon users have products of their own to promote.</p> <p>Perhaps this needs some sort of karma/points system to rate the guides as to usefulness.</p> <p>And a technical note: I understand the logic behind using numbers in the [u:] tags, but for convenience, I should be able to type, say, [u:esquifit] and have it automatically convert that into the more permanent designation.</p> 2008-10-27T16:57:47Z 3 Forum 16763 9492 2008-10-27T16:57:47Z 51934