Should we keep the perlmonks perldocs up to date? As much as I mostly use perldoc from the command line, it's hard to point people to command line perldoc's in web posts/emails etc.

Ideally the system generating the html could insert appropriate anchors so that links could jump into deep parts of long perldocs.

Update: I see from randyk's comment that the core perldocs are accessible on search.cpan which I did not know. That means we can at least link to a cpan search for perlfaq for example using the perlmonks shortcut, or straight to perlfaq.pod with an embedded link.

I still suspect that a perlmonks local perldocs could be a good thing - especially if you could do stuff like list at the bottom all nodes that reference that perldoc.

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