Now that's a good plan. altough s/HTML::Template/Tempalte::Toolkit/. You could even use it to implement canned answers for merlyn's answer it for me feature

Drop down menu with a list of canned answers, and polite email templates... 

Dear [% mail.From %]
Did you try reading
   perldoc -q [% mail.Subject %]?
   you'll find everything you need to know there.

Cheers.
[% profile.display_name %]

-- [% 'On '; mail.date; mail.sender; ' Said: ' %]
[% mail.body | indent 5 %]

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Oh, my I do like this idea

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In reply to Re^5: Describe your Dream WebMail App by f00li5h
in thread Describe your Dream WebMail App by jdrago_999

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