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Lol. I'm a big fan of "Feynman Style" diagrams. Simple, yet they contain a lot in them, and they are very effective!
I read your reply to another comment, and I think dark matter takes the "boring" route in my opinion.
This relates to the question I asked on your previous post about the subject. I can imagine some data might come in one day about the energy/momentum imbalance we discussed, which can prove dark matter's interaction gravitationaly, but personally I think that will be the only way it interacts with the standard model particles. (I'm no fun :p)
Regardless. Any sort of detection would be exciting nontheless!
Thanks for the detailed article about dark matter, shedding the light on it is no easy matter ;)
RE: O Dark Matter, Where Art Thou?