I agree with scain. Too much granularity is not healthy for the Monastery. Let's not forget the possible trends Seekers Of Tk/Perl Wisdom and Seekers Of ActiveState Perl Wisdom.

If you have a problem with a RegEx in your mod_perl script, would you post it to SOPW or to SOm_pW?
An error in judgement could make your question unavailable for that willing monk who thinks you are asking for something (s)he doesn't know. And when the answer comes, it will be flagged as belonging to that category where you asked, thus hiding it from the desperate eyes of the seekers of the other perl wisdom.

However, a welcome improvement would be a subject tag for each node, so that we could categorize each root node by one or more subjects, making it easier to search.
Example: a request about pattern matching from %ENV in a mod_perl script could be tagged as "mod_perl, CGI, taint, input, RegEx" and the answer could be useful to any user seeking advice in one of those categories.
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In reply to Re: Seekers of mod_perl Wisdom? by gmax
in thread Seekers of mod_perl Wisdom? by Sinister

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