Please repeat after me: 
    XP does not mean anything.
    XP does not mean anything.
    XP does not mean anything.
    XP does not mean anything.
    XP does not mean anything.
    XP does not mean anything.
    XP does not mean anything.
    XP does not mean anything.
    XP does not mean anything.
    XP does not mean anything.
    XP does not mean anything.
    XP does not mean anything.
    XP does not mean anything.
    XP does not mean anything.
    XP does not mean anything.
    XP does not mean anything.
    XP does not mean anything.
    XP does not mean anything.
    XP does not mean anything.

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There is absolutely no relationship between XP and Perl knowledge. There are people with lots of XP that regulary write bullshit. There are people with a lot of Perl knowledge that hardly have XP. There are saints who have never written a post that got 15 more ++ votes than -- votes.

Abigail

In reply to Re: Possiblity of determining one's own 'level' by Abigail-II
in thread Possiblity of determining one's own 'level' by jonnyfolk

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