If I want to save an article or question for future reference, how do I do that on PerlMonks without actually copying the entire text and saving it as text file? I would prefer to save only the link to the question. For example, recently the behavior of int() function was brought up in the question "Behaviour of int() unexpected" and I wanted to save the link of that question. However, when I click on that question, the address bar shows this: https://perlmonks.com/? and nothing else. So, I know if I just copy that and paste it later, it's not going to show that question. So, I think, I should click somewhere else but not sure where.

Update: Nevermind. It works now. I see it https://perlmonks.com/?node_id=11164220 I don't know why it didn't show this link previously when I clicked on the question. This is so weird. Anyway, I got it!

In reply to How to get the link to a question node? by harangzsolt33

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