Any questions?
Perhaps this one: why do you just stick to words and don't get the meaning. "Don't change" means in this context "don't change them in a way they show up different than now in a HTML editor/viewer". No more questions.
As for the benefits or drawbacks of your system, I don't have any comments as I don't understand how your system glues the disjointed chunks of Perl together.
Simple. I turn the files inside out outside in, and lo! the disjoint chunks are not longer disjoint.
You didn't aviod creating a system, you just created one that seemed obvious to you and one that you don't yet see the long-term benefits and gotchas of.
From miniperlmain.c: 
/*
 * "The Road goes ever on and on, down from the door where it began."
 */

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...and wither then? I cannot say.

Most likely I wouldn't adventure anything if seeing the "long-term benefits and gotchas" were crucial criteria for my actions.

--shmem 

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In reply to Re^2: RFC: Templating without a System (your system) by shmem
in thread RFC: Templating without a System by shmem

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