Dear brothers and systers!

Sometimes not Perl questions are found in the section Seekers of Perl Wisdom.

On one hand, it exasperates a little because here is a Perl place and people, who live here, prefer (in my mind) answer on Perl question.

But there are many another things near Perl: Apache, HTML, JavaScript, XML, Java etc and we confront with them in our work. And there are many people in the our monastery who have extensive expirience in those fields.

I would like to suggest to create a new section - something like 'Not Perl question', where people will be able to ask about not Perl things which nevertheless are near Perl.

And what do you, brothers and systers, think about it? 

      
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In reply to Not Perl questions by nite_man

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