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Hi Liz

> Perl news appears to have stopped.

What do you mean with "stopped"? You just posted succesfully here! :)

> This looks bad as being the first choice on the list

If you are referring to the Recently Active Threads view then this is wrong. It's up to personal setup which sections are listed in which order.

> The Perl 6 Weekly is missing in the list

you could have posted this in PMD instead of [ID://23771] (Perl News). Otherwise I think the appropriate admin group to message is sitedocclan.

Greetings to Echt :)

Rolf

Cheers Rolf
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