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That's definitely a great example. I'm an Internet network engineer by trade (my tech trade that is, much of my time has been divested in IPv6 since the early adoption phase), and actively seek out network modules on CPAN looking for fixes that may need had.

This situation is one where it was worth the time spent (imho).

In reply to Re^2: Philosophy for when not to support older versions of perl by stevieb
in thread Philosophy for when not to support older versions of perl by stevieb

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