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>> If anyone can think of other things we should rate, I'm all ears. As
well,
>> should the ratings be A, B, and C's, or out of five? out of ten?
Some new
>> scheme, based on "memetic badges of merit"?
>>
>> ERiC
>
> maybe more useful than a rating would be a category for the message.
>meta-meme, (can't think of any others),etc. Hopefully while looking
at the
>messages ideas for categories would be more obvious. Also, how would
you
>decide what messages recieve what rating?
>-Paul Prestopnik
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B. Lane Robertson
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