I love this idea. I certainly agree with the idea that only Monks and above should be able to view and post. Perhaps, in order to maintain the Perl-centricity of it all, there should be a mandatory Perl solution (ie Q: "What's wrong with my car's carburator?", A: "What you need to do is write a scipt with such and such code and update the cars firmware, and it should work fine.") ;)

I think PM is super, and would love to learn about microcontrollers and other wonderful subjects from the same people who provide me with wisdom on Perl related issues.

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In reply to (redmist) RE: perlmonks.org: More than just a Perl resource? by redmist
in thread perlmonks.org: More than just a Perl resource? by jcwren

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