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Over the last month or so I've been trying to track down all of the existing Perl Monger groups. The preliminary results are now in and we've updated the groups list.

The net result is that about half of the groups have vanished from the list as I haven't been able to track them down.

It's quite possible that I'm mistaken about some of this, so if your group has vanished from the list but you still exist, please let me know.

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In reply to The Great Perl Monger Cull Of 2002 by davorg

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