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Perhaps, to inforce what to post there it could be contrasted with 'Cool Uses For Perl' examples, for instance. The closer together that they could be placed, the stronger the contrast that they should show.

Or perhaps, by using a different way of submiting them.
Or of showing them classified...

(my 2 cents :)

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In reply to Re: Revamp of the Snippets Section by chanio
in thread Revamp of the Snippets Section by Arunbear

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