Revered Monks,

Thanks for your comments. I stay anonymous because that ways, I don't end up adding points to my name. It's happened before, and I've ended up getting high scores which I frankly do not deserve.

Incidentally, BrowserUK, you have been a person who has answered a lot of my questions, no matter I asked as an anonymonk or otherwise. And for that, I can only thank you from the bottom of my heart. I'm from India so I don't think we would ever end up meeting in person, but if it happens, I'd love to buy you some beer or whatever happens to be your favourite drink.

In reply to Re: Why PerlMonks is an amazing place. by Anonymous Monk
in thread Why PerlMonks is an amazing place. by Anonymous Monk

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