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Dear Monks!

Recently I stumbeld over a really great node, which only got one (up)vote. And there are probably hundreds of hidden gems, which are now nearly forgotten. So I propose the following poll to promote them and to blow away some dust from them.

The most underrated node of all time is

Re^3: My Favourite Regex Tools (Was: Parsing a Variable Format String) by planetscape - always useful
your input #1
your input #2
...
camel code or any other node by Erudil
the legendary node 847 by Paco
each and every node written by me ;-)
some other: please tell us below!

btw.: I am more interested in the discussion on the poll than the results itself - I expect to find many great nodes that way - and many that are not in the Selected Best Nodes-list.

Rata

In reply to poll ideas quest 2011: underrated nodes by Ratazong
in thread poll ideas quest 2011 by pollsters

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