... PERL ...
The Perl community likes to call it Perl, or perl, but not so much PERL
I realise this is off the main topic, but I have a couple of issues of (sic) THE PERL REVIEW (small caps, large caps, small caps) on my desk and it always jars me when I see that. Particularly because that may be something that a SoPW might come across while Seeking, and therefore it might seem to give validity to that format.

(In an attempt to be fair to brian_d_foy, it is only thus on the cover. Inside, all references to the language look Perlish.)

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In reply to Re^2: Hints to PERL by jvector
in thread Hints to PERL by PoorLuzer

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