I'm in agreement that it's probably best if questions are general (although a small amount of code to illustrate the point might be of use). But even if the questions are general, the answers need not be--links to snippets or catacombs following an explanation would be nice. Sometimes it is quite helpful to see a working example if you just don't understand the syntex from the answer.

Now for some comments on the Network programming section (someone had to take the middle of the list):

• Questions without answers, such as 'Possible to unpack a word byte' don't add much to Q&A without answers.
• 'When I use socket how can get the QUERY_STRING?' might be renamed 'Sending and receiving data to/from a socket' if the question were made more general.
• 'How do I put a web page into a variable' looks like a two-part question, part of which is a network question 'How to get a web page' and part of which is an HTML parsing question.
• 'How do I send a file through a Socket Connection' could probably be combined with the QUERY_STRING question. This one has a nice generic answer but a rather undetailed question.
• 'Transfer file through socket ,OK, but I get a blank file on the receiving end .' has an undetailed description. The question seems more like a Seekers question. The bottom part of the answer, about dealing with binary files, would be good to keep around under a different heading.
• 'Can't locate object' is a very specific question better suited for Seekers.
• 'Non-blocking accept' should perhaps include 'with Socket' in the title. It includes a thank-you post.
• 'Read data from a socket' has no formulated question. The answer could be combined with the others about reading and writing to sockets.
• 'Questions about Socket, IO::Socket IO::Socket::INET' seems to be a fairly specific question. The suggestion to read the man pages could be preserved under a more general 'Understanding Socket modules' or something of the ilk.
• 'Help me with the code . need help ASAP' is a specific (and unclarified) question.
• 'How do I invoke a procedure on a server remotely' could be combined with 'How do I execute a list of Unix commands...' as both address performing operations on remote machines.
• 'Two way communication in Sockets. Need Two way Client Server Interaction' looks like it could be combined with 'Client Server Communication. How to accept data sent by the server' and has a bit in common with 'how do you make a server program accept connections infinitely?'
• The question 'How to send 1 query to many sites & read back their replies without using LWP?' seems specific. The answer about LWP::Parallel could be included in the other client/server communication questions.