The Perl community is rapidly running the risk of being poorly catalogued... Right now, if you want to find what you want, we now have the following resources: comp.lang.perl.misc various Perl mailing lists www.perlmonks.org CPAN The Perl Scripts Archive Now, the bottom line, is: "People want their problem solved, regardless of where in the world on the internet it is. As it stands now, they stand a chance of missing information because it is not topically organized. And of course countless amounts of information is being regurgitated due to this lack of categorization." Thus a common set of keywords needs to be established and ALL URLs related to a keyword(s) need to be pointed to from there. Take Class::DBI Where do you look? OOP? DBI? Persistence? The answer is: you should be able to look in any of these places and find it AND furthermore it relates to web application development so you should be able to find it there as well. The amount of Perl facts is roughly constant, but the propensity for regurgitation is infinite.

In reply to RE: Q&A Cleanup Quest by princepawn
in thread Q&A Cleanup Quest by vroom

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