Glad that you and I and lot of people are enjoying the perlmonks site and many thanks to vroom for that. In order to expand our joy, we can create other sites like this and propogate the mission to the next level. Brainstorming sessions for the subjects for new sites are required. :-).

Seriously, I like to see if more communities like ours would exist. We have about 300 to 400 regulars here from my estimation. Any enhanced stats would help here. I like to see more sites like this, and have flow of more intelligence, more participation and we can benefit more as a community.

We can start by listing other community sites that we visit regularly and what other type of site we wish would be out there.

I like to see if there is a community site for programming and algorithms in general.

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