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I'm not 100% sure about this, but it would seem that PerlMonth is dead for good, despite rumours of a rebirth a few months ago.

There's very good content there, and it would be a shame if it were to be left there to die as the url drifts into oblivion,and the site eventually gets pulled down. I think that maybe it would make sense to move that content to PM, perhaps in the Tutorials section.

If this seems valuable to people on this side, I'd be happy to contact the maintainer and the authors over there to ask what they think of it, and if the content can be moved.

-- darobin

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