Is there a website where Perl programmers share their scripts that actually do something useful? For example, I began learning Perl a couple of years ago, and right now I am writing a script for myself that looks at all the JPG files on my hard drive and removes duplicates. But I think others have probably written scripts like that before. Right? Is there a website where people share their scripts for free? I can find tons of websites that teach Perl. But I want to download programs that actually do something. If I look for other source codes such as C or C++, the internet is literally full of source codes. I can find the C source code for almost anything! But so far I haven't found a lot of Perl scripts. Are people not into sharing too much? Here is the script I am working on right now:

http://wzsn.net/perl/deldup.txt

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