A promised a couple of weeks ago I have sent out the Perl Mongers Census mail to all registered PM group leaders. It went out yesterday. If you're a group leader then please fill in the survey as soon as possible. If you're a group leader and you haven't received the email then please contact me and I'll sort you out.

For all questions about the census, please contact me at census(at)pm.org.

The results will hopefully be out in a month or two (depending on how quickly I am able to track down all of the groups).

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In reply to Perl Mongers Census 2008 is GO! by davorg

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