XP this, XP that....
Level 10 , Level 1, who cares?
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My opinion is that if all of you who cares about XP would take that time to read about perl, maybe you will be on of these users who will give good answers when someone needs help, and make that people problem a learning experience.
Thats just my opinion, i don't care about XP i care about learn.
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In reply to Re: XP and level balancing by shadox
in thread XP and level balancing by bprew

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