Probably a little wierd :)

It=4 Os1 ;0 S,>.<+><**><=><&&><and>++<gt><==> B2 L1 C2
P2 N>e R1 Vl(en)c1a1p(s-1a1h1)r2d2 Hsw1a sub-{main}
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In english:

• Tab is 4 spaces
• Spaces and newlines all over the shop, but not excessively so!
• Cuddly elses.
• Perl-y variables.
• Use strict warnings and diagnostics or die - although Diagnostics only during development
• Thanks to tye, main is a sub, tho' not for small scripts (less than 200-ish lines)

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