. . . or maybe the short one got upvoted faster because it's easy to form an opinion of it (and thus upvote it with some understanding of it) quickly than the l

. . . or maybe the short one got upvoted faster because it's easy to form an opinion of it (and thus upvote it with some understanding of it) quickly than the longer pieces, and since Erlang stuff is already flooding the front page, longer and meatier entries are having a harder time getting any attention, especially when they're about Erlang. I thing that, if you have something actually interesting about Erlang to offer, you're better off sitting on it until after this ridiculous Erlang flurry dies down (if ever).