in reply to Re^4: Perl documentation
in thread Perl documentation

Because they obviously didn't read perltoc (read my quote again) and the next time they want to know about a perl feature they'll come asking where to look instead of looking it up themselves in perltoc
Teaching users that perltoc exists is good. Substituting perltoc for perlref (or a particular section of it) is bad. Its like telling users "learn How to RTFM, the answer is in the docs". Its best to point out exactly where the answer lies.

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