I've set up the perl_review LiveJournal account for my personal musings about the latest happenings with The Perl Review, and I also created the_perl_review LiveJournal community so people can start their own discussions about TPR. Each of these has their own RSS feed. Anyone is welcome to read them, but to post you need to have a LiveJournal account (which is free).

I could have done this all myself, but then I would have wasted a lot of time doing something a lot less robust than LiveJournal when I should have been looking for interesting Perl content. After fooling around with blogging software, I decided I'm not in the blogging software management business, so I shouldn't spend time doing that.

And, if you've been waiting until I got rid of sucky Paypal to get your subscription, I now handle the credit card transactions myself (using Business::OnlinePayment::AuthorizeNet which made everything a snap)!

The next issue is scheduled for December 1, but I'm not going to make any promises about which articles will be in it since we haven't made the final cut.

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brian d foy <bdfoy@cpan.org>

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