Welcome to the Monastery
Jason, I hope you
find your stay here pleasent.
As well as this site, there are several places that you
can find the network you are looking for, here are a
couple of newsgroups, though they are mostly for asking
and answering questions:
- comp.lang.perl.misc
- comp.lang.perl.moderated
You also might want to look for a Perl Mongers group in
your city, check with the main Monger site:
http://www.pm.org/
Good luck, and if you know of any clients in Hawaii that
need me, let me know ;)
Jeff 'any tropical island will do' A
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