Update (20061211)
re consideration: I am strongly against changing the title. This title was chosen because it most concisely states the point: the perl pod tutorial as a perldoc, under the name perlpodtut. This title was very carefully chosen, years ago. Vote as you wish, and change the title if you must, but you should at least know my opinion.

Fellow Monks, I'm looking for your opinions. Recently, my Perl Cheat Sheet (rep: 212) has been included with perl as perlcheat. Would you like me to submit POD in 5 minutes (rep: 137) to p5p as perlpodtut?

I think it's good enough for submission to p5p. If you think it's not, let me know why :)

Juerd # { site => 'juerd.nl', plp_site => 'plp.juerd.nl', do_not_use => 'spamtrap' }

In reply to perlpodtut by Juerd

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