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(late in on this one, but it's worth keeping going)

The impression I have picked up, being pretty new here still, is the folks who come here and stay are largely those who have got to the point in their Perl (and Open Source: the two mentalities go together so well) experience that they are ready to look at ways to give something back.

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In reply to Re^2: Why does PerlMonks rock? by jvector
in thread Why does PerlMonks rock? by pileofrogs

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