Obviously, we don't have any application specific area here. I would have no problem with a special room for web-only stuff, but then you have to be fair, why not have a room for telecom, why not have a room for AI, why not have a room for people who like pure math stuff...

It simply complicates the situation more, now this means more clicks and further shorten the life of your poor mouse... Eventually nobody knows which is the right room for what. To be frank, I am already confused, "Cool Uses of Perl", "Snippets", "Craft" and "Code", how big is the difference among them ;-)

Hey, this is Perl, let's keep it simple and straight.

In reply to Re: No, not a suggest for another area! by pg
in thread No, not a suggestion for another area! by bradcathey

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