Nice troll, but I'm confused - what are you trying to accomplish?

You speak very highly of Usenet and clpm and bash Perlmonks as shown above. You have also suggested switching Perlmonks to a Usenet-like interface, which begs the question, why not just make it another newsgroup? But why have a separate newsgroup for Perlmonks? What purpose over clpm would that serve? Apparently none, so maybe you just want to get rid of Perlmonks? If that was the case, why would you have posted many helpful replies, adding to the good reputation of the site?

So I'm confused. Could you please explain your position and what you're trying to accomplish? Thanks.

In reply to Re: Re: What is PerlMonks anyway? by Anonymous Monk
in thread What is PerlMonks anyway? by jdtoronto

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