Seeing as how it will always be increasingly difficult for an idea to hit the top ten, I thought it might be interesting to publish a weekly top ten: top ten ideas posted within the past week. We all get our sense of self-worth from how high our ideas go, so we could use this to decide whether to go on living or not.-- globaltourniquet, May 04 2001 Weekly Top 10 http://www.halfbake...t=weekly_20top_2010here ya go. [bookworm, Dec 03 2001, last modified Oct 05 2004] best or hot http://www.halfbake...dea/best_20or_20hotI think a month back vote count is reasonable without needing the title "of the week" or "of the month" [gamb, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004] or maybe we could have a secret ballot and vote for the halfbaker of the month based on ideas and annotations!!!!!
nah.
Just look into a mirror and say "I'm good enough, I'm smart enough....and doggone it, people like me". That should help with your self-esteem issue. ;-)-- Susen, May 04 2001 The self-worth thing was a joke, of course, but I really would be interested in a list of the latest and greatest ideas.-- globaltourniquet, May 04 2001 This one belongs in the oven. Shut the door and forget it! as Popiel says.
"Half" the fun of this site is browsing thru. If there were a 10 list, most people would just go there and stop there.
But in respect to the "half" idea, would it be a list of 5?-- bobzaguy, May 08 2001, last modified May 12 2001 actually, jutta has said that, according to the logs, most people who just stop in here wouldn't even get as far as the top ten. I could live with it, but I'm also doing quite well without it, so, whatever. :)-- absterge, May 08 2001 *weekly* top ten? Hell boy, I can remember when there weren't ten ideas posted in a week full stop. The debate about whether to have a top ten at all kept us occupied for weeks on it's own.-- DrBob, May 08 2001 As a newbie I have wondered whether garlic-and-paprika-dipped (ie seasoned, haha) Halfbakers have notice the rate of idea and annotation posting accelerating. The good Doctor's annotation seems to indicate this is so...-- Dog Ed, May 08 2001 A compulsive obsessive and someone with a form of literary Turette's syndrome...yes, these are my kind of people.-- goff, May 09 2001 The quantity of ideas posted doesn't bother me, as such. Just so long as there are enough that make me want to log on and add a comment. Oh and waugs? <pedant> Surely you mean 'subjective'?<end pedant>. And you're right of course. If the top ten were an objective list, then it would be packed full of my ideas.-- DrBob, May 09 2001 Shirley Waugsqueke? Sounds like a cool name to me.-- DrBob, May 11 2001 random, halfbakery