btrott and turnstep are certainly good contributors, and they deserve every bit of experience they have. (I like to think that some of my esoteric hackeries are worth a few points here and there, too.)
Finding a handful of good nodes to vote up was a problem up until a few weeks ago, but with the influx of new people (thanks, Hemos) there are plenty of writeups every day.
Besides that, you could always go look at some of our early, early answers and reward those of us who have been here from the beginning. Beyond a certain point, experience doesn't mean a whole lot anymore.
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