How can you make www::mech not die when it runs into an error? I'm trying to create a link bot for my site and it comes across a specific w3c link that ALWAYS kills the script with Software error: Error GETing http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=referer: Precondition Failed at getlinks.pl line 216

My current script is 

         foreach my $newlink (keys %templinks)
         {
            my $mech = WWW::Mechanize->new( autocheck => 1 );
            $mech->get( $newlink );

            foreach ($mech->find_all_links) 
            {
               $templinks{$_->url} = $_->url;
            }
         }

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Without manually removing this bad link from the script, how can I make it SKIP this and any future links that it can't load for whatever reason and move on to the next without warnings or errors?

In reply to how to make www::mech not die on errors by Anonymous Monk

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