++(boo_radley and Site Doc Clan)   8^)   I especially like the "back to Perl Monks FAQ" link on some of the linked FAQs.

I don't mean to complain (really, I don't!), but there still seems to be substantial overlap between these FAQish nodes:

• About the PerlMonks FAQ   (new)
• perl monks site FAQ   (Information nodelet)
• (OBE) The Perl Monks FAQ   (old)
• site how to   (Information nodelet)
• The Perl Monks Guide to the Monastery   (Information nodelet)

Please forgive if y'all are already aware of and/or addressing this quite minor issue.   Of course, there's the distinct possibility that I'm overlooking/unaware_of some valid distinction betwixt all these.
  cheers,
  ybiC
    striving toward Perl Adept
    (it's pronounced "why-bick")

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