So let's see how Perl oriented this thing is:

• they don't list Perl-XML on their mailing list page
• the "Tools & Utilities" section has a Java sub-section but no Perl one, very bad!
• A search for Java returns 346612 hits, a search for Perl returns 158893 hits, that's about average, but I am not sure they search only XML related topics (Google finds about 519,000 hits for "perl xml")
• the XPath section lists XML::XPath pretty high in the list, good
• a search on "Perl Monks" retrieves a list of indirect links, not too bad, I'd say good because of the xmlhack one which I was not aware of ;--)
• the search knows about XML::Twig, good! ;--)

Other notable features:

• The career center has no job posts (yet?)
• the tip of the day is quite lame (there is more to white space handling that what is shown there)

Overall not very Perl friendly. I registered anyway, you never know...

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