It's always worth pointing out this mistake, especially
somewhere like perlmonks where the code is archived and
someone will read and copy it months or years later.
You're right that in many cases having multi-valued
CGI parameters might not be what is required and therefore
the script _should_ overwrite them. If this is the case
tho', I'd hope to see a a comment saing something like
"I know this looks like a bug, but it's OK because..."
I realise that a) my original post looked a bit too
much like a flame (I've apologised to the original poster
for this) and b) my post didn't address the problem that
the original poster was having, but I think that it's
important to point out potential bugs in the code on
perlmonks so that people who cut and paste from here are
aware of the possible traps.
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