Have you tried the super search to find your answers?
Imho, like the nature of Perl, on this site there is more than one way to get your information. (some echo that i heard before?) Categorized Questions and Answers is one of them.
Personally, i think nothing is wrong with that section, but then again, that's only me :) update Could the dear person who voted nodes down in this discussion please be so kind to explain why that was the case, i do not see any reason whatsoever.
But then again, i might be to picky about XP... (Ooops, i might have started a troll now about XP...)

In reply to Re: Q&A area should look more like the tutorial area by jbrugger
in thread Q&A area should look more like the tutorial area by 5mi11er

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