An interesting suggestion to contemplate.
Just for reference, using data from the Perlmonks Stats page, here is how the numbers at each level would differ, if compared at this moment:
| Current system |
Proposed system |
| Level | XP Range | Monks in range (when order by XP) | Votes per day |
| (10) saint | >= 3_000 | 1 - 322 | 40 |
| ( 9) pontiff | 2_300 - 2_999 | 323 - 404 | 35 |
| ( 8) bishop | 1_600 - 2_299 | 405 - 578 | 30 |
| ( 7) abbot | 1_000 - 1_599 | 579 - 861 | 25 |
| ( 6) friar | 500 - 999 | 862 - 1_402 | 20 |
| ( 5) monk | 200 - 499 | 1_403 - 2_150 | 16 |
| ( 4) scribe | 100 - 199 | 2_151 - 2_756 | 12 |
| ( 3) acolyte | 50 - 99 | 2_757 - 3_651 | 8 |
| ( 2) novice | 20 - 49 | 3_652 - 5_144 | 5 |
| ( 1) initiate | <= 19 | 5_145 - 30_905 | 0 |
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| Level | XP range | Monks in range (when ordered by XP) | Votes per day |
| (21) Pope | Highest | 1 | 100 |
| (20) Saint | >= 10_000 | 2 - 49 | 40 |
| (19) Grand Inquisitor | 7_050 - 9_999 | 50 - 85 | 38 |
| (18) Cardinal | 5_050 - 7_049 | 86 - 135 | 36 |
| (17) Arch-Bishop | 3_700 - 5_049 | 136 - 222 | 34 |
| (16) Bishop | 2_725 - 3_699 | 223 - 347 | 32 |
| (15) Chancellor | 2_050 - 2_724 | 348 - 447 | 30 |
| (14) Abbot | 1_560 - 2_049 | 448 - 591 | 28 |
| (13) Prior | 1_200 - 1_559 | 592 - 737 | 26 |
| (12) Parson | 920 - 1_199 | 738 - 901 | 24 |
| (11) Vicar | 715 - 919 | 902 - 1_068 | 22 |
| (10) Curate | 560 - 714 | 1_069 - 1_290 | 20 |
| ( 9) Deacon | 440 - 559 | 1_291 - 1_459 | 18 |
| ( 8) Hermit | 340 - 439 | 1_460 - 1_673 | 16 |
| ( 7) Friar | 260 - 339 | 1_674 - 1_919 | 14 |
| ( 6) Monk | 200 - 259 | 1_920 - 2_150 | 12 |
| ( 5) Scribe | 150 - 199 | 2_151 - 2_371 | 10 |
| ( 4) Beadle | 110 - 149 | 2_372 - 2_673 | 8 |
| ( 3) Sexton | 75 - 109 | 2_674 - 3_066 | 6 |
| ( 2) Acolyte | 45 - 74 | 3_067 - 3_785 | 4 |
| ( 1) Novice | 20 - 44 | 3_786 - 5_144 | 2 |
| ( 0) Initiate | <= 19 | 5_145 - 30_905 | 0 |
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Has anyone plugged this information in the simulation script that someone posted to compare how long it would take a user to advance through the system with how long it would take through the current system?
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