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My guess to explain the drop would have been that there's so many questions already answered here that there's a reduced need to create more nodes! Yes, plenty of questions are asked over and over, but even I use the search functionality occasionally.

To get more top level nodes, just invite the maintainers of some modules to move their support forums from mailing lists to perlmonks.

  • Specialized questions about specific modules are the ones that often go unanswered here anyway.
  • It's a waste of energy to sign up for a mailing list just to ask one question about a module.
  • Many module mailing lists are so lightly trafficked that it's sometimes hard to get an answer to a question. At perlmonks, you can at least get a educated guess from someone that might spark a new direction of thought.

non-Perl: Andy Ford


In reply to Re^2: Perl is dead by andyford
in thread Perl is dead by FunkyMonk

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