Says alfie:

Is (will) there be a webarchive for the list to take a look at past quiz questions?

The quiz of the week list is archived here and the associated discussion list is archived here.

There are now three lists. First, the quiz list itself, which will get only a few messages a week: The quizzes, some sample solutions, and possibly an administrative message or two. Second, the discussion list, where people will discuss ambiguities in the questions and show and discuss their own proposed solutions. And third, a digest version of the discussion list.

To subscribe, send mail to

perl-qotw-subscribe@plover.com 
perl-qotw-discuss-subscribe@plover.com
perl-qotw-discuss-digest-subscribe@plover.com

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Mark Dominus
Perl Paraphernalia

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