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I like the site like it is. Don't see the need to change things. I read many threads were people wanted to change things to the site because they felt there were things they needed to see changed.

This doesn't mean I'm a conservative, but I feel the site does just the right thing on the right way. See the succes in member growth and not only registering members but also in actually active participating members.
In stead of trying to program things for the site, what this site actuall needs is people asking/answering questions, writing tutorials helping to get a nice content to the site.

Off course these are my opinions...

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In reply to RE: perlmonks.org by toadi
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