What is the Perl Monks Discussion Page for then if ideas aren't going to be used?

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So to clarify, PerlMonks Discussion is for discussion :) consideration or examination . Many good ideas just sit there, unless a champion arises to implement them :)

I think yours is a good idea but I'm no champeen :)

In reply to Re^3: A Perl Project Page (The Idea Man) by Anonymous Monk
in thread A Perl Project Page by perl.j

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