I was thinking. Ovid mentioned in another post to not blindly recommend code. Maybe there is a possibilty to add a code review section.

Off course we have our code section, but maybe we can get some ppl to review outside code that do several things(eg. form processing,parsing logfiles). With reviewing you can point out what's done wrong/right! So newbie's can also look how things are done right or wrong.
Yesterday I saw in the code section some nice comments on code. Nice threaded also :)
For newbies I like to point out follow these threads. They're very good and you can learn a lot from them!

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2001-03-26 Edit by Corion : Moved from Meditations to Perl Monks Discussion

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