I think Meditations would be an appropriate section:
Meditations is sometimes used as a sounding-board — a place to post initial drafts of perl tutorials, code modules, book reviews, articles, quizzes, etc. — so that the author can benefit from the collective insight of the monks before publishing the finished item to its proper place (be it Tutorials, Cool Uses for Perl, Reviews, or whatever). If you do this, it is generally considered appropriate to prefix your node title with "RFC:" (for "request for comments").

Regarding code size... my feeling is that the more lines of code you have, the fewer people will look at it.

In reply to Re: Beginner: Desire Code Review/ clean-up?? by toolic
in thread Beginner: Desire Code Review/ clean-up?? by jonc

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