And I'm interested in a pony.

 

Sorry, I don't actually want a pony; I'm simply trying to offer up another equally vauge and unanswerable question. You've given a hint of what you're interested in but you've left things so wide open it's (as you can see by the voting) pretty much unanswerable. Perhaps you could clarify, for example . . .

• I'm interested in the use of ponies in developing perlmonks; where can I find the source code repository or CHANGES files for the current code?
• I'm looking at breeding a pony of my own and I'd like for some of the current developers to comment on how they've changed their view of equine husbandry while working on perlmonks
• Is there a short history of who's worked on perlmonks and what contributions they've made available? I'd like to contact them and pick their branes (about perlmonks, not ponies).

(Again, no pony; my garage is too full as is and I hear they have a really hard time hanging from those ceiling mount bicycle racks)

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