This is most distressing; I recently subscribed and have yet to receive my first print issue. However the online archives are well worth a careful scouring. It would be very sad to see this resource disappear.

Does anyone know how we can get EarthWeb to reconsider their decision? Or, perhaps more appropriate, help suggest they transfer the magazine to someone who cares, such as O'Reilly or other perl advocate?

In the mean time, I suspect I'll be spending some free time in capturing the current archives.

--f

P.S. Some may take issue with my suggestion that O'Reilly is a perl advocate. Please don't. It is meant as a compliment to the quality of coverage they've given the language in their publications.

In reply to Re: TPJ future in question by footpad
in thread TPJ future in question by davorg

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