Well, generally there's not supposed to be very many levels in the queue unless a mod or two aren't actively publishing levels like they should (like me recently coming back here to this slow internet). I don't personally see the need to complicate things by saying "He'll publish your levels, and he'll publish my levels". What, in your mind, are the potential benefits of this sort of system?

Pad on? Don't get it but the thing is... I just though it would be a good idea so the people would know who have been published their addins and so if there are any problems with them then may they should ask their PAP!

That sentence sounds real compulsive. A mod shouldn't have to accept a request like that.

I think that PAP is unnecessary. Typically, mods just try to publish levels when they can, there should be no priority. And as MOM said, when there are only a few addins they get published relatively quickly.

Also, most of the time mods comment on the addins they publish/refuse to publish, saying what's good/wrong with it, so you can ask them for advice/help in the comments.

And this new system could cause problems. For example, Wiki, let's say I go on vacation. That would mean none of your addins even get looked at until I return, at which point I'm flooded with publish requests. With the current system someone else who is online would be able to help you.

In case you hadn't noticed:
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This is an unnecessary system, addins (good addins) get published fast enough on goofans.