Hello Monks, I was trying to change this snippet of code: 
   if( !$name )    { print font( {-size=>4, -color=>'Lime'},  'Ξέχασες
+ να μας πείς ποιός είσαι!<p>' );       $i=1; }
   if( !$pray )    { print font( {-size=>4, -color=>'Lime'},  'Δεν σχο
+λίασες την ευχή!<p>' );                $i=1; }
   if( !$remark )  { print font( {-size=>4, -color=>'Lime'},  'Δεν θα 
+μας πείς για την εμπειρία σου?<p>' );  $i=1; }
   if( !$email )   { print font( {-size=>4, -color=>'Lime'}, 'Συμπλήρω
+σε το email σου!<p>' );               $i=1; }
   exit 0 if ($i!=0);

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to a better maintenable one since something got me these days to perfect all my cgi scripts :-) 
   my %error_msgs = (
       name   => "Ξέχασες να μας πείς ποιός είσαι!",
       pray   => "Δεν σχολίασες την ευχή!",
       remark => "Δεν θα μας πείς για την εμπειρία σου?'",
       email  => "Συμπλήρωσε το email σου!"
   );

   my $error_found;

   for ( keys %error_msgs) )
   {
       unless ( $error_msgs){$_} )
       {
           print div( {class=>'tip'},  $%error_msgs{$_} );
           $error_found++;
       }
    }

   exit 0 if $error_found;

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Unfortunately it aint working as expected.

ps. ΧΡΗΣΤΟΣ ΑΝΕΣΤΗ to all the world!

In reply to Better rewrite of multiple ifs by Nik

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