I recently noticed that the good people at ActiveState only include links to the infamous Matt's Scipt Archive and Selena Sol in their CGI section. After sending an email to davorg to suggest NMS as well or instead of MSA, I got a response from a nice chap at AS too.

They are working on the 631 build at the moment, and will happily include relavent links to Perl sites in their HTML help.

Rather than flood them will a million emails and a zillion links, I thought it best to post this general "call to arms", and then send them a list of URLs that we as a community think would be useful to include in the next build of AS Perl.

I wasn't sure exactly where to post this, so editors are free to move it to a better section if they see fit.

In reply to Help to Update the ActiveState Docs by ajt

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