If you mean Perl Monks is literally a larger version of your current project, you might want to check out the Everything Engine, which is what powers Perl Monks.

Of course, you might be speaking figuratively, and merely suggesting that the concept merits further meditation.

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#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;
use Everything::HTML;

# >>> Extra Packages
# <<< Extra Packages

#syntax is "dbname[:user:passwd:host]"
mod_perlInit "every:every:XXXXX:";

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In reply to Re: Meditation: In front of my nose by tadman
in thread Meditation: In front of my nose by Mission

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