No, I just failed on copy/paste and lost the end in the original post when 
removing the up-route :/

  resources :priorities do
    member do
      get 'up'
      get 'add'
    end
    
    collection do
      
    end  
  end

rake routes (complete)
  up_priority GET    /priorities/:id/up(.:format)   
{:controller=>"priorities", :action=>"up"}
 add_priority GET    /priorities/:id/add(.:format)  
{:controller=>"priorities", :action=>"add"}
   priorities GET    /priorities(.:format)          
{:controller=>"priorities", :action=>"index"}
   priorities POST   /priorities(.:format)          
{:controller=>"priorities", :action=>"create"}
 new_priority GET    /priorities/new(.:format)      
{:controller=>"priorities", :action=>"new"}
edit_priority GET    /priorities/:id/edit(.:format) 
{:controller=>"priorities", :action=>"edit"}
     priority GET    /priorities/:id(.:format)      
{:controller=>"priorities", :action=>"show"}
     priority PUT    /priorities/:id(.:format)      
{:controller=>"priorities", :action=>"update"}
     priority DELETE /priorities/:id(.:format)      
{:controller=>"priorities", :action=>"destroy"}
         root        /(.:format)                    
{:controller=>"priorities", :action=>"index"}


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