Thank you for your reply. But:

• Italia.pm is apparently old stuff. You certainly recall davorg's Great Perl Mongers Cull. Since Italia.pm is not listed in http://www.pm.org, I assume they didn't reply to davorg.
• We never heard anything from Italia.pm. We didn't organize things in secret: I think I contacted most of the Italian Perl programmers here. We posted on it.comp.lang.perl, too. I think an active Italia.pm should monitor these things, so I take this lack of replies from Italia.pm as a proof that it no longer exists.
• While I'm writing, Italia.pm's mailing list has two subscribers. One is bepi, who subscribed just to ask who to majordomo :)
• You correctly ask about the relationship between http://www.perl.it and Italia.pm. (Re)creating Italia.pm was in our plans, but perl.it could (and probably will)be more than this.

By the way, your node had a consequence: we're trying to contact Italia.pm's founder, in order to ask him to join us in our efforts. So, thank you again :)

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